The rackets for advanced players incorporate specific features that set them apart from those intended for lower levels. Below are the most relevant details:
Diamond Shape
The diamond-shaped rackets are designed for advanced players who seek maximum power. The sweet spot is smaller and located at the top of the racket, requiring more technique to hit correctly.
Manufacturing Materials
These rackets are typically made from high-quality materials, such as carbon fiber or fiberglass. Carbon fiber provides greater durability, power, and control, though it is more rigid and technical, while fiberglass offers more flexibility and is ideal for beginners.
High Balance
The racket's balance refers to the distribution of weight throughout the racket. Rackets with high balance are oriented towards the head of the racket, providing more power in shots, but may compromise control. This type of balance is common in diamond-shaped rackets, recommended for experienced players.
Weight (375-390g)
The weight of the racket influences maneuverability and shot power. Heavier rackets provide greater power when hitting the padel ball, while lighter ones make control and maneuverability easier.
Core Hardness
The core hardness affects the sensations during the game. Rackets for advanced players typically have a harder core, requiring greater control from the player, in exchange for increased precision.
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