Overall it sits in the top 11% of 1,000 rackets we’ve tested — its power score ranks in the top 7%.
Power
Very High88
Control
High72
Maneuverability
Good67
Sweet Spot
Good63
Comfort
Good64
Value
High74
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The verdict
The Conqueror Attack 2.0 is Drop Shot's argument that mid-market money can still buy a real overhead. The EVA core and carbon face produce power 88; short lobs get finished and drives push people around. The even-balanced 370 g build helps keep it honest between shots. Costs are where you expect: control 72 rewards planned attacks, comfort 64 keeps the strike firm, and tolerance 63 wants clean contact. Maneuverability 67 asks for early hands at the net. Value 74 is the draw: this is near-flagship aggression at Spanish mid-range pricing, right for improving attackers with sound basics.
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Drop Shot's argument that you don't need flagship money for a real overhead: short lobs get finished, drives push people around, and the even balance keeps the big hitting manageable between shots. As a cheaper alternative to the famous attack frames it's credible. The strike is firm for the intermediate label, loose technique gets punished, and net speed wants early preparation.
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