Kombat Apache Ice 18K

Name: Kombat Apache Ice 18K
Brand: Kombat

Teardrop350–380 gMedium-firm

The Kombat Apache Ice 18K has a teardrop shape, a medium-firm feel and a listed weight of 350–380 g.

This is my racket

EVERY RACKET HAS A CHARACTER

Its strengths, at a glance.

Scale 0—10

Power7.5

Control8.5

Easy power7.0

Handling8.5

Sweet spot8.0

About this analysis

We analyse this edition’s documented specifications and provisional editorial reference ratings. We have not tested this racket on court. Community stars reflect users’ experiences separately. Data checked: November 4, 2026.

Our methodology ↗

THIS EDITION’S DETAILS

Specifications

Shape: Teardrop
Weight: 350–380 g
Feel: Medium-firm
Core: Black EVA Pro
Faces: carbon 18K Rugoso
Frame: 100% carbon

THE ANALYSIS, IN CONTEXT

What this racket offers

Its reference ratings are led by control (8.5/10). The contrast is easy power (7.0/10), which helps identify what to compare first. A lower score within this profile is not automatically a weakness.

Strengths

Good control for directing the ball.
Good handling for adjusting the racket’s position.
Good forgiveness when contact is not perfectly centred.

What to consider

Moderate rebound assistance: follow through to help the ball travel deep.
Moderate power if you want to put plenty of pace on the ball.

Materials and construction

The documented construction combines a 100% carbon frame, carbon 18K Rugoso faces and a Black EVA Pro core. These names help identify the edition; playing ratings are considered separately because material labels do not provide a direct comparison across brands.

Your individual racket’s weight

The published range is 350–380 g. Check the individual racket you choose: either end of that range gives you a different total weight in hand, before adding your accessories.

Before deciding

Start with the attribute you want to change from your current racket, then check the qualities you want to keep. The figures help structure that comparison; the final choice depends on your priorities and preferred feel.

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