QUAD Shark Padel Racket

The weight of a padel racket impacts power, stability, and maneuverability. Finding the right weight and balance is a personal decision based on skill level and preferences, with weight distribution also playing a role in performance.

Materials with different densities, counterweight systems and internal suspension systems are used to minimize vibrations transmitted to the player's arm. This technology aims to provide comfort, reduce injuries and improve the sensations and control of the racket. 

The production process of a QUAD racket includes its foam, which is completely designed and developed from scratch at QUAD Factory. This is a high-density foam that guarantees greater power.

K Carbon is a carbon fabric used in the manufacture of Padel rackets that guarantees lightness, resistance, rigidity, vibration absorption and design. It contributes to the low weight of the racket, which allows for greater playability and speed.

The teardrop shape has a very well-balanced weight distribution, and a sweet spot in the center of the racket. It is the ideal racket for a more aggressive player who wants to attack without losing control. The teardrop shape also guarantees extra power to the racket.

The longer slots in the specific area closer to the frame, where it normally does not have holes, allow greater air passage, which results in less friction, more rotation and greater acceleration of movement. This type of more torn drilling allows the racket to gain around 30% acceleration.

This technique involves less inflation of the frame, which results in a larger sweet spot on the racket. One of the main advantages of this type of construction is the integration of the frame with the racket core, forming a single structure. This integration provides greater stability during the game.