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Version · 3 optionsDarkStar 190Change
The DarkStar 190 is the heaviest version of the DarkStar, at 190 g unstrung, with a 108 in² teardrop head and 22 inches. The extra mass brings stability and ball weight, while the Extreme LongString and the Launch Pad generate power. Power Boosters G2 and Zero Richter Tubes reduce vibration, and the Dual Cylinder frame with graphite bridge and the By-Pass stringing give stiffness and durability. Firm surface, forgiving on off-center balls.
Key specs
Full specs- Weight unstrung
- 190 g
- Head size
- 108 in²
- Length
- 22 in
- Material
- Carbon and graphite
LevelsBeginner, Intermediate, Advanced
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Strengths and watch-outs
Pros
- 190 g unstrung weight tends to give more stability on hard-hit balls
- 108 in² head tends to forgive more off-center hits
- Power Boosters G2 and Zero Richter Tubes against vibration, according to the brand
- Recommended from beginner to advanced
Cons
- 190 g weight can slow reaction in fast exchanges
- 190 g weight can tire in long matches
- LongString stringing tends to require an experienced stringer
- Ideal for
- Player who prefers a heavier, stable racquet to push the ball with little effort
- Levels
- Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced
Specs
| Weight unstrung | 190 gunstrung | Medium confidence |
|---|---|---|
| Head size | 108 in²teardrop shape | Medium confidence |
| Balance point | No data | Medium confidence |
| Length | 22 in | Medium confidence |
| String pattern | No data | Medium confidence |
|---|---|---|
| Frame thickness | No data | Medium confidence |
| Material | Carbon and graphite | Medium confidence |
How the RR Score was calculated
| Criterion | Weight | Score |
|---|---|---|
| Specs | 65% | 62 |
| Approval from players | 35% | 65 |
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