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Buying Guide

How to Choose a Racket

STEP 01

Know Your Level

Your experience on court determines how much control you need. Beginners benefit from a larger sweet spot, while advanced players can handle a smaller one in exchange for more power.

Beginner — forgiving, easy to manoeuvre

Intermediate — balance of power and control

Advanced — maximum power, precise technique

STEP 02

Choose Your Shape

Shape determines where the weight sits and how the sweet spot feels. This is the most important decision — it directly affects how the racket plays on every shot.

Round — large sweet spot, control-oriented

Teardrop — balanced, suits all levels

Diamond — small sweet spot, power-oriented

STEP 03

Pick Your Carbon

Carbon grade affects the stiffness and responsiveness of the frame. Higher grades are more rigid and transfer more energy to the ball. Lower grades are more flexible and forgiving.

3K — flexible, forgiving, entry level

12K / 18K — stiffer, more responsive

24K / T700 — maximum stiffness, advanced

Collections

DIAMAND SHAPE
high-balance rackets suited to power-oriented play. Weight distributed toward the headfor stonger...

DIAMAND SHAPE
HIGH CARBON
Rackets constructed with 18K, 24K, and T700 carbon fiber. Available in diamond...

HIGH CARBON
ROUND SHAPE
Low-balance rackets with a large sweet spot. Designed for players who prioritise...

ROUND SHAPE
TEARDROP SHAPE
Balance weight distribution between the head and handle. Suited to players looking...

TEARDROP SHAPE

Buying Guide

Racket Shapes Explained

Diamond Power-oriented

Weight is concentrated toward the top of the racket head. Increases force on overhead shots and smashes. Suited to players with good technique who are comfortable with a smaller sweet spot.

BalanceHigh

Sweet spotSmaller, toward top

Recommended forIntermediate to advanced

Teardrop All-round

Weight is evenly spread between the head and handle. Offers a balance between power and control, making it suitable for a wide range of playing styles and skill levels.

BalanceMedium

Sweet spotMedium, central

Recommended forAll levels

Round Control-oriented

Weight is concentrated toward the handle. Creates a larger, more centralised sweet spot and easier manoeuvrability. Well suited to players who focus on placement and defensive play.

BalanceLow

Sweet spotLarger, central

Recommended forBeginner to intermediate