K · KONTROL
Precision to build the point.
A round shape, Black EVA 15 and a softer response for players who value placement, comfort and control of the pace.
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The idea behind the K
Control means time to decide.
The Kontrol is designed for a predictable, comfortable response. Its round shape, centred balance and EVA 15 help make the ball easier to read and place.
A more forgiving response. More confidence to build the point, control depth and choose when to accelerate.

Kevlar on the surface
More comfort while keeping the feel.
Kevlar complements the softer response of EVA 15, helping dissipate vibration while preserving feedback at contact.
Helps dissipate vibration.
Kevlar adds energy-dissipating capacity to the construction, complementing the stiffness of carbon fibre.
High toughness.
Helps create a robust, impact-tolerant construction.
Soft and predictable.
It is the range’s most comfort-focused option, prioritising ball response and placement.
Specifications with a purpose
Every choice changes the feel.
The specifications explain how the Kontrol behaves on court.
A more accessible sweet spot and a focus on precision.
A softer, more comfortable response.
Manoeuvrability and a neutral feel.
Helps manage vibration and impact energy.
Predictable, consistent contact.
Designed for placement and building the point.
Who is it for?
For players who prefer to build before accelerating.
The Kontrol suits players who seek a softer feel, value precision and want a predictable racket throughout the point.
Does this sound like you?
- You prioritise control and placement
- You want a more comfortable response
- You like to build the point
- You prefer a neutral, predictable feel
Reading the game
Control also means being ready for the point.
The Kontrol is designed for players who prefer to build, place and decide with precision before accelerating.

K · KONTROL
If your game starts with precision, try the Kontrol.
Experience the difference of EVA 15, the round shape and VORA’s comfort philosophy on court.
