Racket core constructed from several different layers of EVA Black rubber of different densities allowing optimum energy distribution across the face of the racket resulting in better power transfer in both low-speed and power shots.

Carbon Frame. Using this material in frames gives more rigidity and durability to the frame and the blade in general.

Vibration absorption system caused by off-center hits.

By applying more material from the frame to four centimeters inside the face, we minimize the difference in hardness between the frame and the face. In this way, when the ball is hit with the outer parts of the blade, we minimize the possible cut of the fibers that could occur when the rubber sinks.

12K weaving is achieved by interlacing the fiber strands into small squares. In our case, we use a 12K fiber with a higher grammage than normal carbon fiber, achieving greater product durability.

Rough surface on the top layer of the racket face. It can be created using pre-moulded plastic or with a bath in low-grammage silica sand. This roughness attains more effective shots.

Longer racket handle to make it easier to grip.

Vibration absorption system for off-center hits.