“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.”
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83/100
PRR Score
Hybrid
Shape
Performance
Power, Control & Comfort Scores
Overall it sits in the top 23% of 1,000 rackets we’ve tested.
Power
Very High81
Control
High76
Maneuverability
High72
Sweet Spot
High70
Comfort
High71
Value
Average50
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Inside the frame
Cork Extreme Black II Specs
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ShapeHybrid
Head shape affects sweet spot size and balance.
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Weight365g
Frame weight (unstrung, without handle wrap).
Scores from around the web
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83/100
Our verdict
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.
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The friendlier of Cork's pair: a forgiving, easy-handling hybrid with a balanced card that suits versatile club games — perfectly credible intermediate equipment as a playing object. As a purchase it's hard to defend: the price buys exclusivity rather than performance, mainstream rivals dominate it on merit, and the specs are undocumented, making a demo essential.
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