Comments: After 3 months of solid play I have definitely made the switch. The specs are right in my range and from the first hit I noticed the control-orientated response which is what I was after. This had plenty of power for this type of racquet when you needed it. A great blend of power, control and feel makes this one of my favorite sticks.
From: Ryan, 12/12

Comments: I love the weight and balance, and the lower power in a 16x19 frame is heaven for the aggressive topspin player with solid tekkers. Yes, it is lower powered but you can certainly rip winners all day long as it has very solid power when you need to get on the gas. If you're an aggressive player after greater control with better spin, then you need to get on this stick. PS, I always string in the low 50's at the highest with full poly for the best result.
From: Chad, 11/12
String type and tension: Luxilon 4G 1.25 @ 52/50 lbs

Comments: First impression of this stick is very responsive. I was able to scream a few forehand winners from 4-5ft behind the baseline. The ball explodes off the string very sharp. The slice is easy and steady for such a headlight frame. Any one-hander should give stick a try because the thin frame travels through the air a bit faster to hit high topspin backhand. I had previous problems with elbows and wrist but no pain here.
From: Chris, 6/12
String type and tension: Turbo Touch/VWrap 17, 51lbs main/53lbs crosses
NTRP Rating: 4.5

Comments: First impression is that it plays stiffer than the PB9, I would not want to play strung higher than 54lbs and if anything the sweet spot which was already small, seems smaller. Lead tape at 3 & 9 partially solved that. Still great control on groundstrokes, good on volleys, serving and generates good spin. All providing you hit the spot.
From: String type and tension: Volkl Powerfiber II-16, 53lbs
Headsize: 98
NTRP Rating: 4.5