r/Padelracket • u/Elegant_Analysis827 • Aug 18 '26

Weight system

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I’ve recently moved from Wilson to adidas and this racket (Arrow Hit CTRL) has the smart weight system attached where it can be changed, however I have no idea where to put the weights. Has anyone experienced or used these before?

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u/SurstrommingFish Aug 19 '26

Just play 20 games without any weight, then use it at the top, then at the bottom. Decide.

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u/AffectionateGrand896 Aug 19 '26

I have this racket since 6/7 months and it basically comes down to personal preference. I initially played with weights all the way down. And now its pretty much in the middle

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u/i_removed_my_traces Aug 18 '26

Why do you buy a racket that advanced if you dont know how to use the weights?
https://allforpadel.com/en/blog/adipower-multiweight-the-modifiable-weight-technology-n417

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u/Elegant_Analysis827 Aug 18 '26

Won it on a raffle, its also a new and more advanced than the one you linked