Product Details

Shape

Tear

Type

Adults

Racket Hardness

Soft

Racket Hardness

Soft

Easily returns the ball in defense and protects against vibrations, but loses power in strong smashes. Ideal for beginners.

Surface Texture

Embossed

Surface Texture

Embossed

With patterns, lines, or texture on the surface, it "grips" the ball during a slice, offering maximum spin and better control at the net.

Material Construction

Carbon

Material Construction

• Only Fiberglass: 100% economical, very soft and comfortable rackets (exclusively for beginners).
• Hybrid (Fiberglass + Carbon): Combination of both for a balanced feel (usually for intermediate level).
• Only Carbon (3K, 12K etc): 100% carbon fiber for maximum durability, control, and power (for intermediate and advanced players).

Type Carbon

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Balance Point

-

Playing Style

Power

Player Level

Advanced

Popular Series

-

Dimensions

Racket Length

45 cm

Racket Length

The length of the racket affects control and power. A longer racket offers greater reach and increases the swingweight, requiring more effort but providing more power, especially on shots from the baseline. A player with a strong serve and baseline shots will benefit from the longer length. On the other hand, someone who moves to the net and often plays volleys may find it difficult to handle a racket with greater length.

Additional Specifications

Racket Weight

375 gr

Racket Weight

The choice of the correct Padel racket weight depends on various factors, such as the player's level and their preference for maneuverability or power. As a rule, Padel rackets range in weight from 335 to 375 grams, with lighter rackets offering greater maneuverability and heavier ones providing more power.

Head Area

73.62 sq.in

Head Area

The head area affects the power and accuracy of shots. The larger the head, the more power and forgiveness it offers. The wider surface provides a larger sweet spot and fewer vibrations. Smaller heads are used by experienced players who seek precision and power in their game, while larger heads are preferred by beginners and intermediate players who need more control and "forgiveness" in their shots.