Control that doesn't fight your arm on every shot.
The Control Velocity Elite is built for advanced players who want precise placement without the harsher feedback of a stiffer core. At $199.99 — down from $349.99 — it pairs a smoother EVA 30 core with a 12K Basalt Carbon frame, giving you control that stays comfortable over a full match.
Benefits:
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Comfortable control over long rallies: the EVA 30 core is softer than the EVA 40 used in stiffer control rackets, reducing arm fatigue without sacrificing precision on placement shots.
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Balanced response on every shot: the Even balance keeps weight distribution neutral, so the racket doesn't favor power over control or vice versa — it reacts predictably wherever you make contact.
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Reduced vibration on off-center hits: the Rocksolid Basalt Carbon Bridge Stabilizer absorbs shock at the frame-to-handle connection, keeping mishits from jarring your arm.
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Reliable spin on serves and bandejas: the Hyperspin Diamond-Face surface grips the ball longer on contact for more consistent rotation.
Features:
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Rocksolid 12K Basalt Carbon Fiber (Made in Italy 🇮🇹) — a carbon-basalt weave built for stiffness and durability without the harshest stiffness of higher carbon counts.
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EVA 30 foam core (Made in Spain 🇪🇸) — a medium-soft density that favors comfort and control over raw power.
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Hyperspin Diamond-Face surface — textured hitting surface built to increase ball grip for consistent spin.
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Carbon Kevlar Frame — reinforced frame construction for durability under advanced-level play.
Specifications:
| Attribute |
Detail |
| Player Level |
Advanced |
| Shape |
Tear Drop |
| Weight |
355-360g |
| Balance |
Even |
| Core |
EVA 30 |
| Body |
Rocksolid 12K Basalt Carbon Fiber |
| Surface |
Hyperspin Diamond-Face |
| Bridge |
Rocksolid Basalt Carbon Bridge Stabilizer |
| Frame |
Carbon Kevlar |
| Price |
$349.99 $199.99
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Who is this for?
The Control Velocity Elite is built for advanced players who prioritize comfortable, precise control over raw power. If you're already playing at a professional level and want a firmer, more direct response, the Control Velocity Pro uses a stiffer EVA 40 core built for that next step up. If your game leans toward attacking power instead of placement, the diamond-shaped Power Velocity Pro is the better match.
Elite vs. Pro — which one to choose:
Both Control Velocity models share the same 12K Basalt Carbon build and Tear Drop shape, but the core density is what sets them apart. The Elite's EVA 30 core is softer and more forgiving over a long match — better for advanced players who want control without arm fatigue. The Pro's firmer EVA 40 core and Head-Heavy balance are built for the professional level, trading some comfort for a more direct, aggressive response.
What level of player is the Control Velocity Elite built for?
It's built for advanced players who want precise, comfortable control. The EVA 30 core and even balance make it more forgiving than the professional-level Control Velocity Pro, without sacrificing placement accuracy.
What's the difference between the Control Velocity Elite and the Control Velocity Pro?
Both use the same 12K Basalt Carbon build, but the Elite has a softer EVA 30 core and even balance for comfortable control, while the Pro has a firmer EVA 40 core and head-heavy balance built for professional-level play.
Why is the Control Velocity Elite discounted from $349.99 to $199.99?
This is a limited promotional price on current stock — the racket's full specifications and materials remain unchanged from its original $349.99 listing.
Will the softer EVA 30 core hold up for advanced-level play?
Yes. EVA 30 is a medium-density foam built for advanced players — it's softer than the EVA 40 used in the Pro model, but still firm enough for controlled, precise shots at speed.
