The original Conqueror Attack established Drop Shot's formula: a 24K carbon face, normally exotic at this price, over an EVA core that hits with genuine intent.
PRR Score84/100
Facecarbon-24k
BalanceEven
Performance
Every metric, scored out of 100.
Overall it sits in the top 20% of 1,000 rackets we’ve tested — its power score ranks in the top 14%.
Power
Very High86
Control
High71
Maneuverability
Good66
Sweet Spot
Good63
Comfort
Good64
Value
High72
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PRR Score
84PRR Score
The verdict
The original Conqueror Attack established Drop Shot's formula: a 24K carbon face, normally exotic at this price, over an EVA core that hits with genuine intent. Power 86 finishes points and the face gives a crisp, expensive-sounding report. The costs are unhidden: control 71 wants pre-planned aggression, comfort 64 and tolerance 63 demand a conditioned arm and decent contact, and maneuverability 66 asks for early preparation. With the 2.0 now out, pricing on this version has eased toward genuine bargain territory (value 72). Improving attackers with solid basics get a lot of racket here.
The frame that established Drop Shot's formula: an exotic woven face at a price where that spec has no business appearing, over a core that hits with genuine intent — drives carry honest depth and the report sounds expensive. The newer version's arrival has turned this into a bargain. The costs never changed: firm and strict on the arm and mishits, with net speed that needs early hands.
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