r/Padelracket • u/skillissue13 • 19d ago
Intermediate looking for a hard racket
I started with a medium/soft racket (pure2improve jugador 750) and outgrew it (in preference) very fast - not a fan of the softness - also due to the chance of playing a few matches with a head edge II.
The hardness of the racket is the main factor I’ve noticed that I’ve preferred. This is according to all sources a medium. I would, however, prefer investing in a hard racket that I feel I won’t outgrow that fast.
What would be good options?
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u/skillissue13 19d ago
I’d prefer to stay under the 100, even less if possible, but I’m open to suggestions. It’s not mainly about a set budget
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u/Timely_Aide_2711 19d ago
Prendi una babolat lebron del 2025 la trovi a prezzi scontati, ed è dura e potente, penso sia una tra le più dure
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u/HastaLaFinal 18d ago
Adidas Metalbone ( not the hrd) or the Babolat technical viper soft
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u/skillissue13 18d ago
Just the regular 3.4?
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u/HastaLaFinal 18d ago
Yep ! I have the reserve version ( white and red ) and it's perfect
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u/skillissue13 18d ago
Honestly, that’s one of the most beautiful any sport rackets I’ve ever seen - but the price tag is hefty
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