Power Frame technology:
Tubular construction for maximum flexibility and feel.
Innegra technology:
Hybrid construction (Innegra and carbon) for a lightweight, robust frame. What's more, it reduces vibration by up to 17% at ball impact for exceptional control and precision.
Power Foam technology:
High-reaction foam for maximum power.
Integred Protector System (IPS) technology:
Integrated carbon protection to extend the life of your racket.
Screen size: 525 cm2.
This is the surface area in cm² of the racket's sieve. It has an impact on the racquet's feeling of tolerance and power. The larger the headsize, the more powerful and forgiving the racket. But the less control it provides. Conversely, the smaller the headsize, the more control the racket will feel, and the less power and tolerance it will have.
Balance: Medium.
This is the racquet's balance point, measured in millimeters from the bottom of the racquet (handle).
The higher this value (head balance), the greater the racquet's power and stability, and the heavier it will feel (even if the weight isn't high). However, it will be less maneuverable. Conversely, the smaller this value (handle balance), the more maneuverable the snowshoe, but the less powerful and stable it will be.
Weight: 360 g.
Mass is actually measured in grams. Like balance, weight influences the racket's inertia, and therefore its maneuverability, stability and ability to transfer energy to the ball (power). The heavier the racquet, the more energy it will transfer to the ball, but the less maneuverability it will have. Conversely, the lighter the racket, the more maneuverable it will be, yet it will transfer less energy to the ball.
Exterior material: Fiberglass.
Fiberglass is the most flexible outer material option, and the greater the flexibility of the fiber, the greater the ball release and comfort. With less-flexible fiber, we get more power out of the racket.
Inner material: Power Foam.
Power Foam gives the ball more speed with every stroke and guarantees maximum power.
Level of play: Beginner/Confirmed
Beginners who train a few times a week and want to improve their level.
