The Wizard and Edge are part of Davor’s 2026 collection, each built with a distinct approach to power and control. Both rackets are designed to give players an edge on court, whatever their style of play.
About Edge
- Shape: Tear drop.
- Sweet Spot: Centred and forgiving. The hitting zone is slightly elongated and wider than a pure diamond shape. This provides excellent forgiveness on off-centre hits when defending difficult balls low to the glass.
- Balance: Medium, this leaves the racquet feeling highly manoeuvrable at the net during fast reflex volleys while retaining enough mass overhead to drive the ball forward.
- Textured finish (friction and spin): Prolonged dwell time due to the 3K carbon being flexible and the matte surface offering immense friction, the ball stays stuck to the racquet face for a split second longer. This gives you ultimate tactile feedback to guide precise lobs, drop shots, and sliced volleys.
- Matte finish (flexibility and ball release): A matte coating strips away the hard lacquer of glossy finishes, leaving the 3D moulded texture raw and highly abrasive. It bites directly into the felt of the ball upon impact.
- Playing style: It suits all-round (versatile) intermediate to advanced players who favour a tactical, strategic game. It is perfect for right-sided (forehand) players who build points with precision lobs, heavy spin, and smooth defensive resets, but who still want enough balance to put the ball away when given an easy smash.
About Wizard
- Shape: Diamond.
- Sweet Spot: The sweet spot is positioned in the upper portion of the face, meaning it rewards precise, clean ball striking.
- Balance: The balance sits top-heavy, concentrating mass right behind your overhead shots.
- Textured finish (friction and spin): The raw matte texture behaves like fine sandpaper across the moulded 3D micro-grains. It aggressively digs into the felt of the ball upon impact.
- Matte finish (flexibility and ball release): Because the 3K carbon lets the ball sink in and the matte surface keeps it from slipping, the ball stays on the face longer (high dwell time). This allows you to carve under the ball with precision, adding heavy slice to viboras, volleys, and cut serves.
- Playing style: It is perfect for an intermediate-to-advanced player who wants the tactical advantages of a power racquet without the punishing stiffness. It is ideal for players who love the heavy overhead geometry of a diamond frame to finish points, but still want a soft, high spin feel to construct rallies with measured volleys and deep lobs.