For the hard touch that it has, the sweet spot surprised me as being standard sized 0 when we hit off-center, the ball still output is still good.

In the middle of the court, the racket is easy to maneuver.

In the front of the court, it feels very good because you can volley super easily and change quickly from forehand to backhand volleys. It is easy to add power or place controlled drop shots. In the back of the court, I didn’t feel like I had much control on the ball. I didn’t feel where the ball is touching the racket - particularly when I was playing without the wall. When I used the wall, I felt more in control.

The sweet spot is close to the top of the racket face, which can feel nice in viboras and bandejas, but it is not so big. When you try to lift the ball, it makes a strange noise and you can loose control while playing in the back of the court. But when playing at the net, it gives you the security to impact the ball correctly and in the direction you want.

The racket is super light, which gives you an advantage when moving fast and changing the kind of shot you would like to hit.

The small sweet spot can be difficult to hit.

With the slightly heavier weight and high balance, the racket can be a bit difficult to maneuver

For the back of the court it’s nice for lobs, but for bajadas I would like more weight.

The harder core makes the sweet spot on this model smaller than Oxdog’s other Ultimate rackets.

Super maneuverable. I feel that this is one of the best point after volleys and bandejas.