I love the Dream racket! The power is great, especially helpful for my back hand which previously felt weaker. Also has more reach than my previous racket. Love it!

We love it!!!

Great power without losing control!

This is a great option for an undersized junior who is playing USTA tournaments. It has been a game changer for my son.

I was struggling to make consistent solid contact and was ready to hang it up for the day. I fought against my strong urge to toss my racket in the lake. I was living a nightmare. My coach sensed my frustration and allowed me to try the Dream. I immediately started making consistent contact which brought a smile to my face and allowed me enjoy my game again. I never realized how much a racket could make such a difference in my game. I plan to keep working and improving.

Picked up the Dream 110 to test for a couple sets of doubles. For a 110 the racket is extremely stable , I was worried that returning balls with pace would be difficult to control. Just the opposite, slightly shortened strokes proved to redirect power with effortless power. When looking for spin the extra pocketing made for extreme bounces particularly on a kick serve. Flat and slice serves also had more pop. Topspin lobs seemed significantly easier to hit , volleys were probably the most evident improvement. Redirecting pace is built into the frame , the bigger sweet spot is a game changer. All that with out vibration and arm impact. Strung with solstice 17 mains , evolution 16 cross at #52. Pull crosses slow to act as a pre stretch. If you're having any arm, shoulder or wrist issues this could be a good try , or if you're unable to play poly because of arm issues, the 110 will get you the poly string experience you're missing .

Love this racket. No vibrations, great feel, and one of the few oversize frames with the specs of a smaller one. I've always preferred the maneuverability of a 100 sq. inch headlight frame (babolat pure drive, yonex ezone) but now I wanted a little more forgiving one. I've played with the Bubba and Prince Legacy but while these were good rackets, they were too head heavy and cumbersome. As a senior tournament player, I wanted the maneuverability of a smaller frame but with a similar, or close to it spec in an oversize frame and the Dream is it.

I bought the Diadem Dream 105 racquet. It hits with more power than my old racquet but still has plenty of control. It took about three matches before it felt fully comfortable. It absorbs the shock of the ball hitting the strings feeling almost shock-proof. I like it so much I bought a second one.

Material is good feel. I had to go to a strings guy and pay an additional $40 since the racket came unstrung.

Just recently received my new Dream racket from Diadem. This is my second Diadem made tennis racket and I love them both! The new Dream feels so much lighter and has great response. Thank you Diadem!

I've been playing with the nova 105L for years and have been waiting to see if the latest version was going to be a noticeable improvement. The dream truly is a step up worth the change. At first hit it just feels better, a little more power, less vibration, more touch and feel with less effort. Overall it has a wilson clash like impact dampening combined with a perfect head size. The 105 is Nice players sweetspot if you're a doubles player looking for some extra kick on your serve or pop on your volleys give it a try. The 110 also played extremely well almost identical to the 105 but with a larger sweetspot very different from the average 110 racket lots of control and no trampoline effect so common with a larger frame. Would be a good choice for anyone looking to play a level up or looking to generate additional power and spin. Very arm friendly unlike the gamma razor or big bubba , worth a try could be a big game changer.