On court – Pros
Blade…is simply Blade!
Magnificent racquet in all areas of the court especially in the propulsive and push phase. The Blade has always been a racket for those who love to offend rather than for those who love to contain. A racquet typically for a cross-country striker or striker rather than for those who love to tire the opponent with long rallies to the end.
Beautiful and very solid from the base line where it is appreciated for a nice ball exit, comfortable and manageable on impact, it highlights what has already been highlighted by the laboratory examination.
the inertia, lower than in the past, makes it easier in moving the head and put the racquet in motion with good acceleration in the containment as well as in the pushing phase.
The response to the covered shots is good but also the yield for topspin shots, (better if not exasperated) where the plate gives an excellent level of vivacity and weight of the ball, especially to those who have a trained and fast arm.
The yield on back shots is good above all thanks to the rather marked flexibility and a progressive pattern that does not penalize control in any situation. The shots with rotation from top to bottom start flowing, low and with good length as long as you unload forward and maintain good wrist stability.
Typically Blade also on serve. Versatile and excellent performance in any type of shot. Excellent the flat serve as well as the slice. The kick is slightly more tiring, but for those who have high enough technical and physical skills to ensure high speed while entering on the ball, it always gives an excellent performance with a high and very treacherous rebound.
