Level Elegance Pro
The Elegance Pro is one of three rackets in Level's Pro line, priced above the Aura, Azure and Emerald and built for players moving into an attacking game rather than those still developing one. Level frames this model's ambition around power without giving up the control its entry rackets are built on.
It's a diamond-shaped frame, which shifts the sweet spot toward the head for more forceful shots at the cost of some forgiveness lower on the face, built around a Black Soft EVA core and a 12K carbon surface with a matte, textured finish meant to add grip on the ball for spin. The balance sits medium-high, weighted toward controlled power rather than the pure finishing the Eternal Pro is built for. Within the Pro line, it reads as the more control-minded of the three: the diamond shape for a player who wants to attack without abandoning the touch a round or hybrid frame allows.
Questions about the Level Elegance Pro
Who is the Level Elegance Pro built for?
It targets intermediate and advanced players developing an attacking game. The diamond shape and Black Soft EVA core are built to add power on finishing shots while keeping more control than a purely attacking frame would offer.
How does the Elegance Pro differ from the Eternal Pro?
Both are diamond-shaped Pro-line rackets aimed at an attacking game, but the Elegance Pro uses a 12K carbon face against the Eternal Pro's 3K, and Level pitches the Elegance Pro as the more control-oriented of the two, with the Eternal Pro built more squarely around finishing power.
How does the Elegance Pro compare with the Titanium Pro?
The Titanium Pro uses a hybrid diamond-teardrop shape, which spreads its sweet spot wider than the Elegance Pro's pure diamond head. The Elegance Pro trades some of that forgiveness for the sharper, more concentrated power a diamond frame gives higher up the face.
What does the diamond shape change about how the Elegance Pro plays?
A diamond head moves the racket's sweet spot toward the top of the face, which rewards clean, higher contact with more pace but is less forgiving of shots struck lower down, a shape generally suited to a player comfortable timing their finishing shots.
Is the Elegance Pro a beginner racket?
No. Level positions its Pro line, including the Elegance Pro, above the Aura, Azure and Emerald and pitches it at players already comfortable attacking the ball rather than those still building the basics of a rally.
Further reading
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