Discover the Drop Shot Flame Soft
The perfect racket for those seeking a game of control without compromising firmness and precision. Designed for players who don't settle, this racket is made with top-quality materials, ensuring consistent performance in every match. Its balanced structure and carbon construction ensure durability, stability, and reliable response in the most intense moments of the game. With a wide sweet spot, it allows for precise shots even when not hitting the center.
Key Features
- The round shape of this Racket is ideal for those who prefer a game style based on control and strategic ball placement.
- Weighing between 350 and 370 grams, it offers exceptional maneuverability without losing solidity in defense.
- Its balanced weight allows you to react quickly in volleys, blocks, and wall returns.
Designed for Advanced Players
This Drop Shot round Racket is perfect for those who build the point with intelligence and technique. It is ideal for those who value security in every shot, stability in defense, and the ability to direct the ball with pinpoint accuracy. Its comfortable feel allows for long playing sessions, reducing fatigue and enhancing the on-court experience.
Standout Features and Technologies
- A carbon fiber frame that provides a strong and durable structure.
- Carbon fiber faces for excellent response and precision on impact.
- A Soft EVA core that efficiently absorbs vibrations and offers controlled ball output.
- A 3D rough surface that enhances spin and power lifted or sliced shots.
- Weighing 360-375 grams, it achieves the perfect balance between stability and maneuverability.
The 2026 Collection
Part of the 2026 collection, this racket features an updated design with high-performance features. Now available at Padelmanía, the Drop Shot 2026 Racket is the ideal choice if you seek absolute control and an advanced racket that gives you confidence in every exchange. Its combination of carbon and Soft EVA offers precision, Confort, and resilience to compete at the highest level.
