With the majority of its mass in the head, the BLX Two delivers impressive stability for a light racquet. Groundstroke exchanges from the backcourt come with minimal twisting, giving this one a very solid feel. In addition to the impressive stability, the head heavy balance puts more mass behind the ball, resulting in easier depth and heavier spin. Weighing in at only 8.4 ounces, this extended 27.25 inch racquet swings fast. The open 16x19 fan pattern provides a luxurious sweetspot with plenty of bite for gripping the ball; and the 110 square inch head contains ample space for making good contact. At net, power and maneuverability dominate. Compact to medium strokes yield plenty of depth, while the light weight makes for easier positioning and more decisive put-aways. On serves, the extra length and maneuverability translate into higher tip speed, giving easy access to power and spin. All in all, this racquet is solid option for the 3.0 to 4.5 player who wants maneuverability and comfort without having to sacrifice stability.