Power, Control & Comfort Scores
Overall it sits in the top 37% of 1,000 rackets we've tested — its comfort score ranks in the top 4%.
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The Alkemia Tenebris 2026 is a head-light control frame at 360 g with an EVA foam core, built for intermediate players who want exceptional directional precision. Control at 84 is the headline, and the head-light balance at 360 g keeps the frame quick to position at the net. Maneuverability at 78 and tolerance at 79 both confirm an accessible, forgiving character. Power at 68 is the honest trade-off. Our score: 80/100.
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Exceptional precision, low fatigue
Control is the clear headline here, exceptionally directional for a frame at this level, and the head-light balance keeps you quick to position and reactive at the net without tiring you out. Tolerance and comfort both hold up generously across long sessions. Power has to come entirely from your own technique, since the head-light balance takes natural weight away from attacking shots rather than adding it: not the pick for an aggressive, overhead-heavy game.
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FAQ
What level of player is the Tenebris designed for?
The Alkemia Tenebris is built for Intermediate players, scoring 80/100 overall in PRR's testing.
What shape is the Tenebris and what does that mean on court?
The Alkemia Tenebris has a teardrop (hybrid) head, blending the power of a diamond with the control of a round shape for an all-court balance.
How much does the Tenebris weigh and what's its balance?
The Alkemia Tenebris weighs 360g with a Head-light balance.