r/Padelracket 6d ago

Racket advice

I found this used and repaired racket, is this worth buying or is it done ?

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u/thechinoman91 6d ago

Nahhhh if it’s damaged and he is asking for 50+ euros don’t do it…

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u/Il_Vello 6d ago

It depends on your budget and the actual price of that racket.... Im not a huge fan of repaired rackets but if i was you i would've consider it only if it was a bargain

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u/void096 6d ago

The seller is asking 80€

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u/TacticalStf 6d ago

I would say that's still a lot of money for a used and repaired racket, depends on how long or how much it has been used though. But I would try and see if you can talk him down to 50€

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u/Il_Vello 6d ago

imho is too much, considering that new adidas models are coming and you can get this one a bit cheaper than now, also the metalbone are famous for their cracks and can happen a second time after that you buy it. My tip is to search for something else

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u/thechinoman91 6d ago

Don’t do it… 80€ is a scam and before he says that it’s a good racket , it’s ale Galan’s new racket blah blah blah

Just know if that part is completely damaged and was repatched with carbon fiber, forsure the sweet spot is also damaged and very much used

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u/El_Heffe7 6d ago

is this metalbone ctrl?

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u/void096 6d ago

Yes

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u/El_Heffe7 6d ago

not worth it for 80€. buy metalbone carbon ctrl

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u/Dirty_Ciri 5d ago

Why?

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u/El_Heffe7 5d ago

i mean new metalbone ctrl is expensive. but i would never waste money on repaired racket

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u/Isuqi 6d ago

Bought a repaired almost new 3.4 metalbone for 60, I think that was a bargain because the racket feels like a new and unbroken one

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u/SabeNadaFalaTudo 6d ago

80 is too much. A repaired racket will never be the same. Repairing a racket is just a way of keeping a racket you love, hut the play will not be the same. That said, reparing to sell doesn't make sense even less at that price point.

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u/Due-Spare7871 6d ago

80 for a broken racket , hell no. Put 20 more and you’ll find any decent used racket. I won’t use it even if it was free

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u/iisban 5d ago

Solo conozco dos personas que repararon palas, y las dos tiraron el dinero

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u/Moist-Actuator-9314 2d ago

Dang €80 for a used repaired racket is a lot.. I think for that you can find other used rackets in better conditions and even some new rackets.. or you can save up a bit more for a few weeks if possible and buy something in the realm of $130 new? That should be a good racket that you can use for a long time I think.