Intermediate players who spend time at the net and look to finish points with power will get most from this racket. It suits those who accept a slightly head‑heavy feel in exchange for added ball pace and greater shot inertia.

If you’re upgrading from a mid-balance racket and want more punch on attacking shots without jumping to a very heavy pro frame, the Indiga Power Black is a natural fit. Players who prioritise pure maneuverability above all else may find it a bit demanding in long, fast exchanges.

The diamond shape and high balance bias the racket toward power: mass concentrated at the top increases racket head speed at impact and helps the ball leave the face with more momentum. That geometry makes the Indiga Power Black 2022 effective for aggressive point construction—smashes, high volleys and finishing blows.

At the same time, the expert rating (6.9) and the Soft EVA core indicate the power is delivered in a controlled, progressive way rather than as raw, unforgiving force. Expect strong, controllable power rather than an all‑out power machine.

High balance shifts the center of mass upward, which boosts impact energy but reduces instantaneous maneuverability compared with evenly balanced or head-light frames. The 360–370g weight range helps keep overall handling reasonable, so fast defensive reactions and quick net exchanges remain possible for most intermediate players.

Control comes from the combination of a smoother face and the forgiving core—ball exit is progressive, giving players time to adjust during rallies. Still, players who prioritise extreme agility should compare this to lighter or more neutral-balance options.

Face: Polyglass. The polyglass face balances durability with a predictable bite on the ball; it’s not a carbon face, so the feel leans toward a softer, more controlled contact.

Core: Soft EVA. A softer core softens impacts and increases comfort, helping with control on fast exchanges and reducing vibration on off-center hits. Surface: Smooth and Hardness: Medium-Soft—these traits combine to offer a forgiving impact feel and a progressive ball exit rather than an extremely crisp, harsh feedback.

On court the Indiga Power Black 2022 feels like a committed attacking tool that doesn’t punish mistakes. The medium‑soft hardness and Soft EVA core translate to a cushioned, comfortable impact with a wider sweet spot; you’ll notice consistent ball exit that helps return tricky shots.

Because of the high balance, the racket communicates power on contact—volleys and smashes feel weighty and decisive—while the overall handling remains accessible within the 360–370g bracket. The smooth surface contributes to predictable ball behaviour during spin or slice plays.