Starvie Cork Extreme Black II vs Starvie Cork Padel Supreme Control IV
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Starvie Cork Extreme Black II wins by 1 point
Starvie Cork Extreme Black II scores 83/100 against 82/100 for the Starvie Cork Padel Supreme Control IV. Its biggest edge is power (+9). The Starvie Cork Padel Supreme Control IV answers back on control (+6). On price, the Starvie Cork Padel Supreme Control IV is currently €30 cheaper.
“The Cork Extreme Black II is the friendlier of Cork's pair: a 365 g hybrid scoring power 81 and control 76, with comfort 71 and tolerance 70 making it pleasant, forgiving company. As a playing object it is perfectly credible intermediate equipment. As a purchase it is hard to defend: value 50 reflects boutique pricing that puts this card against mainstream frames offering more of everything for substantially less. Core and face documentation is incomplete, which does not help. Buy it if Cork's rarity is the point, and know exactly what the premium is paying for: scarcity, not scores.”
“The Supreme Control IV scores as a competent control frame: control 82 with comfort 74 and tolerance 74, fair and friendly numbers, with power 72 marking the usual boundary of the genre. Full specification is unconfirmed in our data, and Cork's low profile means independent information is scarce; demo is the only sensible route. Value 50 is the purchase-stopper: boutique scarcity pricing on a card that mainstream control frames beat comfortably at half the money. As with the rest of Cork's range, you are buying rarity. If that is the point, proceed knowingly; if performance per euro matters, look elsewhere.”
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