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Elite smash and víbora power

Sweet spot is average, not generous

Firm, authoritative punched volleys

Low power ceiling on flat smashes

Big, forgiving sweet spot

Short ball exit on slow balls

Repeatable direction on every shot

No free depth on dead balls

High ball exit for a diamond frame

Only works with the weights fitted

Exceptional sweet spot forgiveness on off-centre hits

Feels slightly unstable on hard blocks at high pace

Planted, controlled volleys with no overshoot

Overhead and víbora demand a fuller swing than comparable hybrids

Wide sweet spot for an attacking diamond

Almost no free ball output in defence

Fast head speed for a diamond

Needs your arm on passive defence

Very wide, forgiving sweet spot

Limited explosive smash power vs harder options

Improved sweet spot compared to ST3 version

Some durability concerns reported by users

Smash output close to the Coello Pro

Hard work digging out low defensive balls

Outstanding control and ball placement

Limited free power on smashes and drives

Unusually large sweet spot for a teardrop shape

Softer core limits explosive power at high pace

Outstanding maneuverability for a carbon racket

Firm feel punishes off-center contact

Explosive smash and vibora power

Small, high-positioned sweet spot punishes off-centre hits

Exceptional power generation with X-Tend Carbon 12K technology

Premium price point may be prohibitive for many players

Easy depth without a full swing

Control is the weakest part of the package

Immediate, heavy ball off the smash

Defensive lobs need your own height

Explosive power on smashes and viboras

Small sweet spot demands precise technique

Explosive power on smashes and bandejas

Demanding on defensive resets and blocks

Flat smash that ends rallies

Arm fatigue late in long matches

Exceptional power generation with dynamic acceleration

Demands good technique to maximize potential

Puts the ball exactly where you aimed

Smooth face gives no spin grip