• Starvie 2025

Round model that optimizes the racket’s control, stability and maneuverability while improving the power due to a better weight distribution in the heart of the racket. It has Pro 50 rubber and two layers of 3K carbon that gives greater stiffness to the racket head, so it is perfect for players at a more technical level.

– Two layers 3k carbon on the head. The racket is reinforced by the use of two layers of carbon which provides greater control and power.

– Round shape, its sweet spot is in the middle of the racket head.

– Pro 50 Hard Density Rubber, which gives the racket a harder feel and is used in more technical models. It is designed for the more technical players who seek greater control and power in their kinds.

– Hex tech technology applied to the face of the racket. New hexagonally coarsely structured area created directly from the racket form which makes the racket more durable and resistant. In addition, it helps to improve the different techniques used to hit the ball with greater precision wherever the ball hits the racket surface.

– Geo Bridge is a new technology applied to the heart of the racket, which, thanks to its hexagonal design, offers better maneuverability of the racket during play, with ease and acceleration of the movement, which achieves more power in the blows. In addition, the vibrations that are transferred to the fist are reduced.

– The Reactive Holes is a new type of racquet technology. This new map of holes has been designed to optimize the game, which provides a boost of power and control in both defensive and offensive shots.

– Longer hand grip technology: 1.5 cm longer grip for a more comfortable two -handed grip.

– Noene Inside is a technology applied to the handle on the racket that has been developed in collaboration with Noene. The new anti-shock paddle grip Noene Inside Starvie, exclusively for the brand’s rackets and mounted as standard, absorbs and protects up to 96 % of the negative energy generated by shock and vibration.

– Product 100% manufactured in Spain, Azuqueca de Henares (Guadalajara).