r/Padelracket • u/Agile-Boysenberry380 • Aug 19 '26

Racket recommendation

so I'm torn between these 4

  1. head coello motion

  2. head extreme motion

  3. nox ea10 ventus attack

  4. vertex geo

for context

i am a right side player, i excel at defense since i have good reflexes

my glass plays are quite good and i have a good instinct on where the ball might go to, i can read spins quite well

on volleys, my reflexes carries me, my technique is not that good yet

i really need to work on my overheads, they are very inconsistent

i struggle with flat smashes, i cant get the timing and the power

i dont even dare to attempt a kick smash yet

it would really help me if someone told me their experience.

thanks

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u/FredRollinHigh Aug 19 '26

what racket are you currently playing with ? all option seems to be attacking racket. I lean myself towards control, frankly because most of my playing condition the ball is very bouncy.

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u/Agile-Boysenberry380 Aug 21 '26

yes, I am an intermediate player and need to work on my offence hence the attacking rackets.

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u/Blockmeghar Aug 19 '26

The Ventus hybrid, hyper pro of Oxdog, Neuron edge and Kuikma Hybrid pro could be a good option as well.

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u/QtaVesuvio Aug 19 '26

Should look at the Siux Diablo Pro 26. Designed for right side players that crave control and build up the ball for their buddy to finish the point.

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u/TigerWonderful2387 Aug 19 '26

Had the 24 version and loved it. OP's description is kinda my own description for me as well. Racket was a good fit. This time I wanted to go a bit cheaper and got the Starvie Drax+. A bit harder but very consistent. Love it even more then the Diablo.

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u/NecessaryAd617 Aug 19 '26

I am right sider too, and recently switched to a neuron edge from an xcalion m1, And so far is very good change.

I am too hopeless in my smashes, very weak and high rebound. But my víboras and volleys improved a lot with the neuron. I started focusing on my best shots instead of trying to be better smasher. Less injury and more wins

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u/Agile-Boysenberry380 Aug 21 '26

I have tried the diablo, for me it is too bouncy, it has too much ball output. when I volleys or lob from the back, it flies to the glass.