Starvie Astrum Eris

Easy to manage in the back, very pleasant sensations from the beginning. Medium touch, very comfortable, very very maneuverable. The ball goes very well, not an excessive ball output, but it helps you a lot. It defends very well.

It's a good racket for a defensive player. Blocks respond very well.

In the aerial game, it feels very firm. Even though I mishit several of the smashes, the racket responds very well and helped me knock the ball out X3 several times in a row.

Comfortable at the net because the sweet spot is not near the hand. Above all, the sound in the sweet spot is very nice. Giving it spin is one of the things I don't like about this racket, it's not easy.

Easy to defend with this racket - soft core makes the lobs go up well.

When I don't hit the ball in the sweet spot, the sound changes and the ball exits a lot less.

It helps you in the back of the court. Great for a right-side player.

Excellent control and a good push and spin.

Very big large sweet spot. Wherever you hit the ball, you have a good response.handle is a bit narrow - i had to use 2 overgrips, weighs 380g

Terrific ball output, big power - easy to knock it out, hit a the rulo into the fence, whatever. The sweet spot is really easy to work with. I like this racket a lot, smashes are really powerful.

At the net, the ball shoots, so you need to make sure to pay attention to not hit the ball into the back glass. Control is lacking a bit, the ball can fly away. The spin is nice though.

In the back of the court, you have big ball output, good control. You can feel the fiberglass. Compared with Meteor and Raptor, very good sweet spot.

Easy power. Smashes performed quite well despite the soft surface and core, but you can notice a slight delay in the ball exit. I don't recommend swinging at 100% with this racket, it's own free power is more interesting.

On viboras and bandejas, the ball exit, centered balance, and maneuverability allow for effective shots without having to squeeze very much. If I have find a defect, the ball sometimes shoots more than you want with the fiberglass in the surface. Note that I'm used to harder rackets and prefer the style of racket where you have to encourage it more. friends who are used to softer rackets found it really pleasant especially those who play on the right. Better for players who use the hand and not the arm.

It has a generous face with regard to mishits, has a regularity of response.