Reviewers treat the 3.4 as a finisher's racket. The 2025 update adds a longer handle, a faceted frame and a stiffening groove in the rail, and testers say overheads and attacking volleys come off with real sting and a direct, crisp response.
What testers like
- Punch on smashes and attacking volleys
- Direct, responsive feel
- Longer handle adds leverage on overheads
Watch out for
- Off-centre hits feel harsh
- Less manoeuvrable than a teardrop
- More shock to the arm than softer control rackets
- Suits
- Experienced attacking players, often on the left side, who finish points overhead.
- Handle
- Extended Power Extra Grip
- Frame
- Low Poly faceted design with Power Groove rail
- Weights
- Adjustable screws in the frame
Paladex’s read
A specialist. If you mostly finish points it rewards you; if you spend long rallies defending from the glass, a softer teardrop will be kinder to your arm and your error count.
Our opinion, drawn from the sources below. We haven’t play-tested this racket.



