The last, but no less important, element of the racket is the 16 × 19 string pattern. This allows players to expect excellent ball spin and smooth strokes, which significantly impacts the effectiveness of their game. Such strokes are crucial in modern tennis, enabling the player to force their opponent into an error or to set up a favourable position on the court.

The balance of the racket set at 330 mm is considered balanced balance. In practice, this means that the weight of the racket is evenly distributed, resulting in an excellent feel of the racket in the player's hand. This allows the player to freely manipulate the racket, directing it precisely during various strokes.