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Exceptional power generation with diamond shape and high balance

Requires advanced technique to maximize potential

Round shape with a large sweet spot, per the brand

Not yet tested by enough independent reviewers

Explosive smash and vibora power

Demands precise timing; unforgiving off sweetspot

Puts the ball exactly where you aim

Little free depth on the lob

Heavy, flat pace on smashes

Hardened centre punishes off centre hits

Large, forgiving sweet spot

Ball sticks and drops short at low pace

Heavy, direct smash on a full swing

Small sweet spot sitting high on the face

Comfortable, stable volleys

Flat smash lacks bite

Heavy smash without a full arm effort

Slow to react on low volleys

Exceptional sweet spot forgiveness on off-centre hits

Feels slightly unstable on hard blocks at high pace

Easier ball exit than the Hack 04

Heavy in defense with the stock grip

Exceptional power for offensive shots

Requires good technique and positioning

Round head should give a large, forgiving sweet spot

Round, balanced shape will likely limit power on smashes

Crisp, dry touch for placement

Little free power, you supply it

Repeatable direction on every shot

No free depth on dead balls

Advanced Smart Holes technology maximizes sweet spot and control

Premium price point (€209-€330) may not suit all budgets

Heavy, deep ball at pace

Punishes contact outside the sweet spot

Elite smash and víbora power

Sweet spot is average, not generous

High ball exit for a diamond frame

Only works with the weights fitted

Explosive power on smashes and bandejas

Demanding on defensive resets and blocks

Smash output close to the Coello Pro

Hard work digging out low defensive balls

Explosive power at the net

Hard to control from the baseline

Exceptional blocking and reset composure

Smash demands clean centre-strike technique

Large, forgiving centred sweet spot

Limited kick-smash power