The Aqu, short for Aquarius, is an understable midrange from XCom's constellation-named lineup, rated 5/5/-2/0: thrown at moderate power it drifts to the right (for a right-hand backhand) and lands with almost no fade back. Newer players and slower arms get easy, full flights from it, and stronger throwers can use it for turnovers or flip-up straight lines; it is not the mid to reach for in a headwind. XCom's own copy describes minimal fade and recommends it for developing players, and retailer listings carry the same numbers. Some databases (this one included, before a 2026 correction) carried a more overstable 5/4/0/3 rating for the Aqu; the current numbers follow XCom's published flight. As a small-brand mold there is not much community flight data yet, so this entry will grow as player reports accumulate.
The Aqu, short for Aquarius, is an understable midrange from XCom's constellation-named lineup, rated 5/5/-2/0: thrown at moderate power it drifts to the right (for a right-hand backhand) and lands with almost no fade back. Newer players and slower arms get easy, full flights from it, and stronger throwers can use it for turnovers or flip-up straight lines; it is not the mid to reach for in a headwind.
XCom's own copy describes minimal fade and recommends it for developing players, and retailer listings carry the same numbers. Some databases (this one included, before a 2026 correction) carried a more overstable 5/4/0/3 rating for the Aqu; the current numbers follow XCom's published flight. As a small-brand mold there is not much community flight data yet, so this entry will grow as player reports accumulate.
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