Phantom 7.2

The Phantom 7.2 sits in the Phantom mallet family with a build that pairs a 303 stainless steel face and body with a 6061 aircraft aluminum sole and flange, according to the maker's page. It carries the full-face Studio Carbon Steel insert with a chain-link milling pattern, set into a head shaped with a deeper face, rounded topline, and redesigned sole plate. The plumbing neck and medium toe flow put it in the mallet middle ground rather than at either extreme, and the maker's page lists it as suited to players with a medium arc stroke who want an angular mallet with sharp wings.

Specs are fixed at 3.5 degrees of loft and 70 degrees of lie, with custom fitting available from -1º to +1º loft and -2º to +2º lie according to the maker's page. It ships in 33", 34", and 35" lengths, in half inch increments, with a Gray Full Contact grip. Weighting scales with length, at 2x20 grams for the 33", 2x15 for the 34", and 2x10 for the 35", per the maker's page.

Against the rest of the Phantom line, the 7.2 reads as a full offset mallet with a redesigned sole and topline treatment layered onto the chain-link face pattern, the kind of shaping and weighting details that let a buyer sort where it fits relative to its siblings without a maker asking them to guess.