Drop Shot Premium 2.0

Introduction

The Drop Shot Premium 2.0 is a tear-shaped racket for intermediate to advanced players who want balanced power and control.

Shape & Balance

The tear shape gives a balance slightly towards the head, adding power without losing control. You'll notice the weight during swings but it feels stable on impact.

It's this shape that makes the racket forgiving for most shots. The balance is predictable, which helps with consistency.

Grip

The handle feels standard, with a comfortable grip right out of the box. The weight of the racket leads to some fatigue in your forearm during long matches, but nothing unusual for its weight class.

You might want an overgrip for extra cushioning if you play often.

Power & Control

Power at 8/10 is high, so you can generate pace easier. Control at 8.3/10 means your placements stay sharp, giving you confidence in attacking shots.

These scores work together — you get power on smashes and control on softer balls. The medium core (Pro EVA) absorbs speed but returns energy nicely, so you get a good blend.

Comfort & Speed

Comfort is decent thanks to the medium feel core, which dampens vibrations well. The maneuverability at 7.5/10 is solid, but not the quickest, so fast exchanges at net can be a bit challenging.

The weight (350-375g means the racket leans to the heavier side, which limits speed. But it suits players who prefer control over spinning around.

Materials & Durability

The frame is carbon, durable and torsion-resistant. The faces use 24K Carbon plus CURV 360, a treatment that adds stiffness and durability for hard hits.

The core is Pro EVA, which maintains its rebound over time. This combination should hold up well with regular play.

Analysis

The Premium 2.0 hits a good middle ground. It's a tear shape, so not as extreme as a diamond, but still gives you decent power.

With power at 8/10, you can put the ball away without swinging wildly. Control at 8.3/10 means your shots stay accurate. The sweet spot is forgiving, which helps on off-center hits.

Maneuverability at 7.5/10 is solid but not lightning fast. You'll feel the weight in defense, especially at net. This racket suits those who value control over explosive speed.

If you're a beginner or have a slow swing, you might find it hard to get depth. The medium feel offers some feedback without being too stiff.

Overall, it's a dependable all-rounder for club players who want to improve their game. But if you prioritize fast volleys, consider a lighter option.