set great wolf

Score8.0/10

A technical power paddle for aggressive players. Feels solid and direct on impact, rewarding hard shots with spectacular ball exit but demanding good technique in defense.

Price range

from 256.73€

Description

Brand

set

Level

advanced

Style

power

Shape

teardrop

Balance

slightly head-heavy

Hardness

hard

Weight

360-375g

Score

Power

9/10

Control

8/10

Ball exit

7/10

Maneuverability

8/10

Sweet spot

8/10

Who this racket is for

The set great wolf targets advanced players with consolidated technique who want more performance without yet moving to a pure competition racket. Its teardrop shape shifts the sweet spot slightly upwards, striking a balance between control and power. The high balance adds weight to the swing and pushes the racket toward an offensive profile. The hard build favours explosive shots, especially bandeja and smash, but demands more technique. Its 360-375g weight range places it in the medium-weight group, the most common among amateur players.

Pros

✓Enormous power on smashes and viboras thanks to its hard core and 18K carbon.
✓Dry, direct touch that offers great precision on quick volleys.
✓The 3D rough surface generates very pronounced spin.
✓Good stability when blocking hard-hit balls at the net due to its rigidity.

Cons

✗Very low ball exit — demands a full arm swing in defense.
✗Demanding sweet spot — off-center hits are heavily penalized.
✗Not a comfortable paddle — can fatigue the arm without proper technique.
✗Maneuverability from the baseline could be better due to its balance.

In the brand's lineup

Within set's lineup, the great wolf sits at the premium tier starting at €256.73. It's a serious investment, but justified if you want top-tier materials and peak performance. Its overall score of 8.0/10 places it among the best power rackets we've reviewed.