Starvie Aquila Space Pro

Its weight and high balance cost me a lot in the smash.

Decently quick changes of direction, but I feel the higher balance in low balls here in the back of the court. It costs me some speed, but it does help me with the predictability of the speed of the ball exit, which is good for control. For example, my chiquitas work well here.

The aerial game is this racket's strong point, because the tip of the racket moves the ball perfectly. The viboras go deep without too much effort, and when I want to attack I can easily put several balls toward the fence.

The sweet spot is pretty small. With the hardness of the racket, you have a clear sensation when you miss it...and it sounds like you're hitting the ball with a table (instead of a racket).

With this racket, power is activated at an intermediate speed and up. It pushes in a solid way that is reassuring, more inert. Good for a player looking for flat smashes instead of kick smashes - its surface don't generate much spin.

For a player looking for a solid racket for control, above all, and a dry feeling. This is a very precise racket.