Adult Padel Racket Control Metal

Weight: 365 g.+/- 5 g.Shape: Round.Balance: Head light.Thickness: 38 mm.Frame composition: 3 layers of fibreglass + 1 Metal Biaxial Core layer.Core composition: Soft EVA.

Twin Carbon Tube: Twin tube carbon frame. Makes the racket stiffer and reduces torsion for maximum power. Increases power and stability.HIGH EVOLUTIVE SIZE: Different hole sizes. Enhanced balance point.ROUGH SURFACE: Rough surface for better spin.HIGH MODULUS CARBON: High-density carbon reinforcements to improve the racket's robustness.Soft EVA: for optimal performance at a moderate speed and high forgiveness of off-centre hits.

The Metal Biaxial Core consists of a metal mesh woven with fibreglass that is positioned in the racket's throat.The metal mesh generates better ball exit. It offers better resistance to flexion, which allows the racket to transfer more energy to the ball. As for the fibreglass, it offers better control. It keeps the racket stable and makes the ball follow the player's intended trajectory.

The Shock Block System dampens vibration.This technology was developed in 2002 by the Decathlon Research and Development Centre. The Kuikma engineers reworked the technology to adapt it to a padel racket.An elastomer insert in the racket handle reduces vibration for enhanced comfort upon impact.

Laboratory tests carried out with TESTEA PADEL (a laboratory specialising in paddle racket technology) have shown that the Shock Block System reduces vibrations by up to 38%.

The racket has a double tubular design to optimise the racket's rigidity and power. Our design teams inserted EVA foam inside the tubes in the racket head.This strengthens the racket and makes it more robust, which is our priority for all Kuikma products.

At Kuikma, we don't want to make padel players pay extra for things that add nothing to their game.Being both designers and retailers minimizes the number of middle-men during the manufacturing and distribution of our rackets.This also lets us reduce our communication costs (campaigns and sponsoring). Trying out the products and word-of-mouth recommendations by players are the best types of communication we could ask for.