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Blade Pro V3 2024 Teardrop Padel Racket
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Blade Pro V3 2024 Teardrop Padel Racket

A strategically woven layer of carbon fibers gives players the ability to hit with impressive power.

It produces consistent and clean strikes for faster ball rebounds and excellent control.

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A strategically woven layer of carbon fibers gives players the ability to hit with impressive power.

It produces consistent and clean strikes for faster ball rebounds and excellent control.

The advanced perforation process of the holes enhances grip on every hit. Crafted with precision using a carbon fiber tube construction, ensuring uniform tube thickness...

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  • Weight

    Choosing the right weight for a padel racket depends on several factors, such as the player’s skill level and preference for maneuverability or power. As a general rule, padel rackets weigh between 290 and 390 grams, with lighter rackets offering greater maneuverability and heavier rackets providing more power.

  • Racket Stiffness

    Hard

    Offers absolute control and maximum power in smashes, but requires perfect technique and tires the arm more easily. Ideal for advanced players.

  • Weight Distribution

    Head Heavy

    Balance - center of gravity toward the head

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Description & Specifications

A strategically woven layer of carbon fibers gives players the ability to hit with impressive power.

It produces consistent and clean strikes for faster ball rebounds and excellent control.

The advanced perforation process of the holes enhances grip on every hit. Crafted with precision using a carbon fiber tube construction, ensuring uniform tube thickness and increased durability, incredible shot control, and an exceptional feel across the paddle racket's surface.

It reinforces the racket's head with durable material for long-lasting strength during aggressive play.

The technology enables players to put spin on the ball from various parts of the racket, creating controlled spin on extreme shots.

The hole pattern optimizes power and control at different points of the racket.

  • The larger holes at the top provide more power for aggressive shots.
  • The smaller holes at the bottom offer increased spin and control for defensive shots and volleys.

Basic Features

  • Carbon Fiber Face Construction: Woven carbon fiber layer on the hitting surface for high stiffness and explosive power.
  • Firm EVA Foam Core: Firm EVA foam core for a solid feel, stability, and immediate ball response.
  • C2 Tubular Construction: Frame made from a constant-thickness carbon fiber tube for structural strength and control.
  • Duo Grid Pattern & Sharp Hole: Varied hole diameters (larger at the top for power, smaller at the bottom for spin and control).
  • Anti-Fragile Edge: Reinforced protective material at the top of the head for impact resistance.
  • Spin Surface: Textured hitting surface that improves ball grip to generate spin.
  • Technical Specifications: Teardrop shape, weight 365 g, balance point 26.5 - 27.0 cm, profile thickness 38 mm.

Carbon Fiber Structure & C2 Tubular Frame

The Wilson Blade Pro V3 features a Carbon Fiber Face striking surface combined with C2 Tubular Construction. This technology ensures uniform wall thickness throughout the carbon fiber frame, increasing the racket’s structural rigidity and durability. Inside, the Firm EVA Foam core delivers a solid feel on contact, ensuring direct energy transfer and clean shots without unwanted flex.

Differentiated Duo Grid Pattern Perforation & Spin Surface

The racket incorporates the carefully designed Duo Grid Pattern drilling pattern in combination with the Sharp Hole process. The layout features larger-diameter holes in the upper part of the head to maximize power on attacking shots, while the smaller holes in the lower part provide greater control on defensive shots and volleys. In addition, the textured Spin Surface increases friction with the ball, making it easier to apply spin.

Anti-Fragile Edge Frame Reinforcement & Ergonomics

To protect the racket during intense rallies, Wilson incorporates Anti-Fragile Edge technology, which reinforces the frame with durable materials to withstand impacts with the court walls. With a total weight of 365 g and a balance point of 26.5–27.0 cm, the Blade Pro V3 provides the stability needed for fast swings while maintaining directional accuracy, even on off-center shots.

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Product Details

Type
Adults
Shape
Tear
Player Level
Advanced, Competitive
Playing Style
Power
Racket Hardness
Hard

Racket Hardness

Hard

Offers absolute control and maximum power in smashes, but requires perfect technique and tires the arm more easily. Ideal for advanced players.
Weight Distribution
Head Heavy

Weight Distribution

Head Heavy

Balance - center of gravity toward the head
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

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

EVA

Foam material used in the racket’s inner core, affecting feel, shock absorption, and ball response.
Popular Series
Wilson Blade
Year
2024

Dimensions

Racket Length
45.5 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.
Racket Thickness
38 mm

Additional Specifications

Racket Weight
365 gr

Racket Weight

Choosing the right weight for a padel racket depends on several factors, such as the player’s skill level and preference for maneuverability or power. As a general rule, padel rackets weigh between 290 and 390 grams, with lighter rackets offering greater maneuverability and heavier rackets providing more power.
Balance Point
270 mm

Balance Point

Refers to the balance point measured from the base (mm), that is, the distance from the bottom of the handle to the point where the racket balances. 

  • Low balance point (approximately 250–260 mm): More weight towards the handle. The racket is usually more maneuverable and easier to handle quickly. 
  • Medium balance point (approximately 260–270 mm): A balance between maneuverability and power. Usually a versatile choice for different playing styles.
  • High balance point (approximately 270–285+ mm): More weight towards the head. Can provide greater power for attacking shots, but is usually less maneuverable.

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

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