Kombat Vesubio 2025 Manu Martin

Advanced and pro-level male players who want a more attack-oriented, yet still versatile racket will find a lot to like here. The Vesubio’s head-heavy balance and diamond shape make it suited to players who rely on overheads, aggressive serves, and finishing volleys.

Players moving up from intermediate levels who are comfortable handling 350–370g rackets and who want to add more power to their game—without giving up a degree of control—should consider this model.

Diamond shape and high balance are classic cues for extra power, and the Vesubio follows that script. Those characteristics, combined with the dual-density core and a rough 18K carbon face, help generate firm ball exit and punchy overheads when you swing through the shot.

Because the racket is labeled versatile, it can still be used effectively in transitional play and at the net if you manage swing speed—expect it to favor attack-first point construction while remaining capable in a variety of tactical situations.

With a weight range of 350–370g and high balance, the Vesubio trades some instantaneous maneuverability for momentum and impact force. Handling is manageable for experienced players, but the head-heavy bias will be more noticeable in fast, reactive exchanges.

Control is reasonable given the medium-soft core, which softens impacts and helps ball placement; however, tighter precision on delicate volleys requires a steadier swing because the balance favors power.

The Vesubio’s construction emphasizes a carbon hitting face and a soft-feel core to blend output with comfort. Those materials create a palette that supports the model’s power-oriented profile while keeping impacts forgiving enough for long rallies.

• Face: 18K Carbon
• Core: Dual-density EVA (medium-soft hardness)
• Surface: Rough (spin-friendly texture)
• Shape: Diamond; Balance: High
• Weight range: 350g–370g; Level: Advanced / Pro

On court the Vesubio reads as responsive but weighted toward punch. The medium-soft dual-density EVA smooths impacts and gives a cushioned contact that many players enjoy, while the 18K carbon face and rough surface translate swing speed into pronounced ball exit and spin potential.

Expect a lively sensation on attack—especially on smashes and aggressive serves—paired with a forgiving feel at the contact point. Timing and swing rhythm matter to get the most consistent results from this racket’s head-heavy setup.

The Vesubio’s attack-oriented geometry and high balance mean it’s less forgiving in quick reaction play than more evenly balanced or lighter options. Players who prefer extreme maneuverability or who are not accustomed to head-heavy rackets may find it takes time to adapt.

Its advanced/pro positioning also implies it won’t suit every player level—those who prioritize maximum control or want a very soft, game-easing feel should compare this model to more control-focused or lower-balance rackets before deciding.