Middle a smash with the Granite 2.0 Attk and you understand the whole racket: the head-heavy teardrop and EVA core send the ball down with genuine violence (power 80), and the Carbon 3K face reports the contact honestly.
Its value score ranks in the top 5% of 1,000 rackets we’ve tested.
Power
Very High80
Control
Good68
Maneuverability
Good69
Sweet Spot
Good65
Comfort
Good66
Value
Very High82
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The verdict
Middle a smash with the Granite 2.0 Attk and you understand the whole racket: the head-heavy teardrop and EVA core send the ball down with genuine violence (power 80), and the Carbon 3K face reports the contact honestly. Play it off-centre and you understand the rest: tolerance 65 hands the mishit straight back, and the stiffness reaches your elbow by the third set (comfort 66). Control 68 wants your targets chosen before the swing starts. This is adidas's budget attack frame done properly, and value 82 is the closing argument: real finishing pace at mid-market money, for advanced players whose technique has already paid the entry fee.
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This is a racket that tells you exactly what it is on first contact: the head-heavy build and EVA core send the ball down with genuine violence when you middle it, and the premium carbon face reports clean contact honestly and crisply. It's real value for real power. Play it off-centre, though, and tolerance hands the mishit straight back without sympathy — comfort finds your elbow in long sessions, and control demands targets chosen well in advance.
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