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Aero X7 Tear-Shaped Padel Racket
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Aero X7 Tear-Shaped Padel Racket

The Padel Racket AERO X7 is made of 100% graphite and ensures comfort and ease of handling.

The Padel Racket AERO X7 is made of 100% graphite and ensures comfort and ease of handling.

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89 90 €
90 Coins 90 Coins
Delivery by Wed, 21 Oct
Free   shipping cost
From Basedon
Θέρμη, Θεσσαλονίκης
1 piece
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Description & Specifications

The Padel Racket AERO X7 is made of 100% graphite and ensures comfort and ease of handling.

Manufacturer

Manufacturer Details

Warnings & Safety Information

Product Details

Type
Adults
Shape
Tear
Player Level
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Playing Style
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Racket Hardness
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Weight Distribution
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Surface Texture
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Material Construction
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Material Construction

  • Fiberglass Only: 100% affordable, very soft and comfortable rackets (exclusively for beginners).
  • Hybrid (Fiberglass + Carbon): A combination of both for a balanced feel (usually for intermediate players).
  • Carbon Only (3K, 12K, etc.): 100% carbon fiber for maximum durability, control and power (for intermediate and advanced players).
Type Carbon
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EVA
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EVA

Foam material used in the racket’s inner core, affecting feel, shock absorption, and ball response.
Popular Series
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Year
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Dimensions

Racket Width
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Racket Thickness
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Additional Specifications

Racket Weight
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Racket Weight

Choosing the right weight for a padel racket depends on several factors, such as the player’s skill level and preference for maneuverability or power. As a general rule, padel rackets weigh between 290 and 390 grams, with lighter rackets offering greater maneuverability and heavier rackets providing more power.
Balance Point
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Balance Point

Refers to the balance point measured from the base (mm), that is, the distance from the bottom of the handle to the point where the racket balances. 

  • Low balance point (approximately 250–260 mm): More weight towards the handle. The racket is usually more maneuverable and easier to handle quickly. 
  • Medium balance point (approximately 260–270 mm): A balance between maneuverability and power. Usually a versatile choice for different playing styles.
  • High balance point (approximately 270–285+ mm): More weight towards the head. Can provide greater power for attacking shots, but is usually less maneuverable.

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

89,90 €
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