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Very low swingweight for a pro teardrop

Likely less smash leverage than a diamond

Diamond shape and high balance point to strong smash potential

The head-heavy balance will likely tire the arm in long defensive rallies

Diamond shape and high balance point to strong output overhead

Hard core will likely transfer vibration to the arm

Adjustable balance through the Weight Balance system

The 18K face will likely feel firm and demanding

Precise control for a hard diamond

Little help when late or off centre in defence

Biggest gain in the range on smashes

Slower to move than the 2026 XPLO

Heavy smashes and víboras with little effort

Punishes off-centre hits

Wide, centered sweet spot

Flat smash output a step below the 12K Xtrem sibling

Puts the ball exactly where you aim

Little free power on overheads

Heavy, deep volleys at high tempo

Off-centre hits drop short

Explosive power on smashes and víboras

Very demanding in defence due to high balance

Flat, heavy finishing smash

No rescue on late contacts

Round shape should give a forgiving, central sweet spot

The high-density core will likely ask for your own swing to generate power

Easy power on the smash

Ball flies long on full swings at the net

Head weight should add punch on smashes

High balance will likely tire the arm

Head speed of a far lighter racket

Late contact sails long

Explosive smash and vibora power

Demands precise timing; unforgiving off sweetspot

Heavy, intimidating flat smash

Very little ball exit at slow pace

Heavy power on smashes and víboras

Little help in passive defence

More ball speed than the standard Vertex at pace

Smooth logo zone lets the ball skid

Round shape with a large sweet spot, per the brand

Not yet tested by enough independent reviewers

Puts the ball exactly where you aim

Little free depth on the lob

Heavy, straight power on flat smashes

Spin hard to find on the glossy face

Heavy power on smashes and volleys

Slow on quick defensive reactions