PYROFIL carbon fiber and its composites, are advanced high-performance materials from Japan. The characteristic of high intensity bonds ultra-light offers racket excellent shock-absorption and enhances control.

Inspired by military helicopter, multi-layered structure made by carbon fiber and composites, minimize material size, reinforce handling feel and performance at a critical standard. 

Designed by computer simulation, FREE CORE is an innovative form of handles made using nano-nylon materials and molding techniques. It allows players to move more freely, swing smoother, and gives comfort to the hand.

METALLIC CARBON SHAFT (metal + carbon fiber) helps boost the speed of shots and the power of smashes, allowing for sharp and accurate maneuverability.

Q: How stiff is the Victor DriveX 10 Metallic?

A: According to community reviews, the DX-10M is one of the stiffest rackets in Victor's modern lineup. It offers incredible repulsion and crisp feedback, but it requires excellent technique and a fast swing speed to properly generate power.

Q: Does the Free Core handle cause a "numb" feeling on this racket?

A: No. While some earlier iterations of Free Core felt dampened to advanced players, the integration of the Metallic Carbon Shaft in the DX-10M eliminates any "mushy" feeling. Players note it provides highly accurate and direct feedback on flat drives, push shots, and net kills.

Q: Is the DriveX 10 Metallic head-heavy or head-light?

A: Officially, it is classified as an Even Balance all-around racket. However, advanced players note that it leans slightly toward the head-heavy spectrum to assist with powerful smashes, making it play somewhat similarly to the Yonex Arcsaber 11 Pro.

Q: Should I get the 3U or 4U weight?

A: The 4U (approx. 83g) is highly recommended for most doubles and all-around players due to the racket's extreme stiffness. The 3U (approx. 88g) is physically demanding and best reserved for professional singles players or elite back-court heavy hitters.