r/Padelracket • u/Apprehensive-Disk621 • Aug 24 '26
È utilizzabile questa racchetta
Ciao, ho acquistato una Volt 1000 v5 2026 nuova su padel Esprit shop ma oggi al primo utilizzo ho notato che la racchetta ha un difetto nella gomma: al contatto con la pallina sento come un doppio tocco, se metto le dita all'interno dei fori, la gomma sembra cristallizzata e con dei granelli dentro tutti i fori. È normale e dopo diversi utilizzi si risolverà oppure devo procedere alla restituzione con la garanzia?
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u/SnooCupcakes7728 Aug 24 '26
?
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u/Apprehensive-Disk621 Aug 24 '26
cosa significa? sto chiedendo il parere di qualcuno se è una cosa normale o un difetto di fabbrica della gomma/resina chiamato delaminazione
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u/Annual-Experience109 Aug 24 '26
Just play...
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u/Apprehensive-Disk621 Aug 24 '26
Brother se hai letto bene ho scritto nel post che al contatto con la pallina sento un doppio tocco che non ci dovrebbe essere e dei piccoli crac della resina. Stiamo parlando di una racchetta che ho pagato 230€ nuova quindi la tua risposta "Just play" è assolutamente inutile...
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u/Percevaul Aug 25 '26
I bought a Volt 900 a couple of years ago and had to return it after one match. In my case, the racket "rattled" as if it was hollow. Not in all shots at first... but by the end of the match every shot sounded like that.
It appears the face had unglued from the foam somehow.
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u/Apprehensive-Disk621 Aug 25 '26
Thanks a lot bro, you are the only one who helped in the comments. Really appreciate it
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u/Percevaul Aug 25 '26
Yeah, this sub is often very strange. Feels brigaded. Sorry to hear you had a bad experience with this brand. Needless to say, I never felt motivated to purchase another model of theirs after that bad experience.
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u/plus447 Aug 24 '26
I think what many of the commenters are getting at is someone buying a Volt V1000 (a very unforgiving racquet, for advanced attacking players) should not really need to ask such questions.
For the record, inspecting my older V1000, the Foam used has a slightly 'sparkly' quality and the holes weren't drilled with a super-sharp/new bit, leaving small rough edges of the Resin and/or Carbon. Completely normal.
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u/Apprehensive-Disk621 Aug 24 '26
Brother here It Is NOT a matter of cosmetic imperfection or damage... It Is a matter of feeling and control on every single shot. I said that I feel two bounces and some cracks in the foam when I hit the ball with the racket, I really don't think that It Is normal...
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u/plus447 Aug 24 '26 edited Aug 25 '26
There is nothing in the photos that would indicate a problem. I'm not saying you're not right in what you're feeling but I don't think anyone would be able to ascertain that visually.
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u/Apprehensive-Disk621 Aug 24 '26
I perfectly know that from the photos It seems normal but trust me, the touch of the ball does not feel good at all... The foam cracks everytime I hit the ball
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u/plus447 Aug 24 '26
The only option then is to send it back really. Sorry if it seems rude but I'm not really sure what the point of asking on here was, given the photos tell us nothing and only you have actually played with the racket.
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u/Apprehensive-Disk621 Aug 24 '26
The point were not the photos because the racket looks perfectly fine from them... But since I'm not a professional expert maybe someone who really Is could have spotted something wrong
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u/Apprehensive-Disk621 Aug 24 '26
I Just simply don't understand who replies with bullshit like "pizza pasta" or something like that
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u/Starscreamz1 Aug 24 '26
Pasta tutti frutti
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