One rubber, three hardnesses. The Etika provides control without loss of speed, the Pro 47 more pressure in the topspin, the Pro H maximum spin for experienced attackers. Same construction, same philosophy, straight from Korea.
Etika, Pro 47, and Pro H share the same structure and surface. Those who prefer a softer start and more pressure can switch upwards without needing to readjust.
The Etika gives you clear hit feedback without sacrificing speed. Ideal for developing players who are still working on their consistency, but don't want to get stuck in the beginner class.
The semi-tacky surface grips directly on slice shots without you having to pull through with full force. This gives topspins an honest rotation, even if the stroke is not yet perfectly executed.
Etika, Pro 47, and Pro H share the same structure and surface. Those who prefer a softer start but want more pressure can switch up without having to readjust.
Same construction, same surface, same playing philosophy. The difference lies in the sponge.
The softest of the three (45°). Maximum control and a forgiving feel, without sacrificing speed. For developing players who are working on consistency.
Medium hardness (47.5°). More pressure and speed in top-spin, while maintaining a secure playing feel. For offensive players who know the Etika and want more.
The hardest sponge (51°). Linear, direct attack with maximum spin and very high durability. For experienced offensive and counter-attacking players.
Before, I had the classic plastic racket from the discounter. The difference was clear right from the first training session. I didn't suddenly play better, but for the first time, I realized what the racket could actually do.
Yes, that's exactly the point. This set is for players who are starting out or have just started. If you already have club experience and play in a league, you probably need something more specific. Briefly tell us what level you're at, and we'll honestly tell you whether the set is suitable or not.
Yes. The rubbers are glued to the wood, the handle already has edge tape, and the protective cover is included. You unpack and can play. That's the difference from everything you find as a "complete bat" in the supermarket, where technically you have a finished bat, but not one that is really suitable for playing.
With regular club training (2-3 times a week), the rubbers last approximately 12 to 18 months. The blade lasts significantly longer, often several years. If the rubbers wear out, they can be replaced individually; the blade remains.
That's exactly what the set is designed for. If, after a year, you realize you want a faster rubber, simply remove the old ones and glue on new ones. The Maxwill V3 Carbon blade underneath is suitable for a wide range of rubbers, from all-round to offensive.
Shipping from Germany with DHL, usually within 1-2 business days. Free from €69 (the set is above this amount). Returns within 30 days, as long as the set is unused and returned in its original packaging.
Yes, this is indeed one of the most frequent purchases in this category. We can gift wrap the set upon request, just let us know in the order comments. If you are unsure whether the set matches the recipient's skill level, please contact us beforehand.
Orders placed by 2 PM will be shipped the same day. If you are unsure which of the three Etikas is right for you, please ask. We will reply personally.
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