Materials & Construction: An Aramid core (also known as Nomex honeycomb) — the primary material, harder and stiffer than standard PP, combined with an EVA edge and throat-reinforcement foam for torsion resistance.
Key Features / Strengths: Fast, powerful ball response, leaning heavily toward power and crispness; the hardest core in the product line, producing a distinctive sharp sound on ball contact.
Best For: Advanced players with an attacking style, willing to trade some softness for power and responsiveness.
Advantages Over Other Cores: Aramid material delivers superior hardness and response speed compared to every PP- or EPP-based core in the line — a dedicated choice for the highest competition/power segment.
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Layer 1 — PP Honeycomb Core
The primary load-bearing zone on ball contact, delivering a harder, stiffer feel than softer PP cores, with faster, more powerful ball response, increased structural stability, and better durability under hard hits — typically leaning toward a powerful, crisp, solid feel.
Layer 2 — EVA
Cushions the perimeter of the face for a softer, lower-vibration feel, helping expand the sweet spot; off-center hits lose less power and twist less, stabilizing the edge area.
Layer 3 — Foam/Throat Reinforcement
This is the standout feature of this version. Reinforces the throat area, increasing rigidity as force transfers from the face to the handle, improving torsion resistance, and giving powerful or off-center shots more stability — for a more solid, unified throat feel.
Layer 4 — Edge Foam (High-Density EVA Foam)
Reinforces the top edge, stabilizing the upper rim, helping expand the sweet spot, reducing vibration on contact near the top of the face, protecting the head area, and strengthening the overall structure.
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