Intermediate-level players—particularly men, per the target demographic—who want a control-oriented teardrop racket but without a heavy swing load will find this model appealing. The combination of low balance and a sub-300 g weight makes it approachable for players who value comfort over raw power.

It also suits players who spend extended time on court or are sensitive to elbow strain: the softer core and lighter overall package reduce impact harshness while preserving the ability to direct the ball where you want it.

Despite the teardrop shape, the Black Crown Win Ultralight 2025 leans away from a power-first profile. The low balance and lightweight construction keep the head from feeling too heavy, so overheads and smashes require a more technical swing to generate pace rather than relying on mass.

This makes the racket better suited to players who build points with placement, angles and control rather than sheer force. You’ll get usable power when you commit to the shot, but the racket’s strengths are precision and ball control.

Control is the Black Crown Win Ultralight 2025’s strong suit. The low balance and modest weight range translate to quick handling at the net and easier recovery between exchanges, helping you place volleys and defensive shots with confidence.

Maneuverability is generally good thanks to the ultralight feel, though the teardrop shape adds a touch of inertia compared with purely round heads. Players who like to redirect pace and rely on wrist work will appreciate how the racket responds during fast exchanges.

Only the materials listed for this model are noted here: the face is composed of Ultralight Fiber while the core uses Black EVA SSB. The surface finish is smooth and the overall hardness is soft.

In practical terms, the Ultralight Fiber face contributes to the racket’s lower swing weight, and the Black EVA SSB core provides a forgiving, comfortable impact. The smooth surface keeps ball contact clean and the soft hardness helps tame vibrations and produce a gentler feel on imperfect hits.

• Face: Ultralight Fiber — helps keep overall weight down
• Core: Black EVA SSB — soft, forgiving impact
• Surface: Smooth — clean ball contact
• Hardness: Soft — comfort-oriented feel

On court the Win Ultralight 2025 reads as comfortable and controlled. The soft core cushions impact and reduces harsh feedback, which makes defensive rallies and soft touch shots feel reliable and confidence-inspiring.

At the same time, the combination of light weight and low balance keeps the head maneuverable, so drives and volleys feel quick through the swing. Expect a responsive, tactile experience rather than an aggressive, power-driven one.