Shark Boost
Signature player: Sofia Cimatti
~25.1 cm
- Weight
- ~318g
- Balance
- ~25.1cm
- Thickness
- 21mm
- Holes
- 18
- Foam firmness
- Medium
- Face
- Carbon 3K
Product photo straightened and scaled to the racket's 50 cm length. The orange line is the measured balance point, from our data.
Well measuredAverage arm needed≈€268 / ≈$300
Our readLightest Shark (318 g) and the quickest to swing, but the smallest sweet spot in the line.
Scores
PowerHow much speed the racket gives the ball on a full swing.
ControlHow easy it is to place the ball exactly where you aim.
Sweet spotHow forgiving it is when you hit off-center.
HandlingHow fast it feels in your hand at the net.
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What players say
0 of 5 player ratings so far. Player scores appear at 5.
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Specs
| Specs | Shark Boost |
|---|---|
| Weight | Average of 5 rackets weighed by shops: 318 g |
| Balance | Average of 5 rackets weighed by shops: 25.1 cm |
| Thickness | 21 mm |
| Holes | 18 |
| Foam firmness | Medium (EVA Soft Pro, triple layer) |
| Face | Carbon 3K |
| Arm load | Average arm needed |
| Price | ≈€268 / ≈$300 |
| Data quality | Well measured |
| Player ratings | 0 so far |
| Rackets weighed | 5 |
~ = average of real rackets weighed by shops. The one you buy can differ by a few grams and millimetres: every racket comes out of the mould slightly different.
Prices: euro and US list prices. ≈ = converted at €1 = $1.12, or estimated from the Brazil price when no EU or US list exists.