Good informative video. I have been using the Adipower CTRL for several years. Just moved from the 3.1 you are showing to the newer model 3.2. Great racquet for a right side player.
I have the adipower soft 2.0. Now its the metalbone 3.1. The combination head heavy and soft eva really is nice for a versatile gameplay. Power on the hard smashes and volley. But for slower plays, the soft eva helps with placing shots. Nice vid!
Nice and to the point video as always, thnks alot. What exactly is the difference between Adipoer CTRL and metalbone CTRL? Since the price gap is big! Are we paying that extra only for the customized weight? Also im a beginner and using Adidas drive, would it improve my play if i change to this racquet or metalbone?
Paying extra for the carbon aluminised material (most powerful and strong from adidas) and the customisable weights. It would definitely help for sure! You would get more power, spin, control, and a racket that will last you much longer!
@@EverythingPadel thank you, I was thinking more of their top end rackets 990 etc with the carbon. Here in Spain it’s so hard to find an English review, of course as it’s Spain not England 😀
@@user-gy9ek1vb6y sure! the inner layer is much softer to help comfort on the hack comfort, it makes it feel nicer. Whereas the bullpadel hack is a much harder feel
In any case it's fine if you just go for the diamond racket straight away, it might be harder at first but once you get going you don't need to change anymore
Good informative video. I have been using the Adipower CTRL for several years. Just moved from the 3.1 you are showing to the newer model 3.2. Great racquet for a right side player.
I have the adipower soft 2.0. Now its the metalbone 3.1. The combination head heavy and soft eva really is nice for a versatile gameplay. Power on the hard smashes and volley. But for slower plays, the soft eva helps with placing shots. Nice vid!
Great feedback, i agree with everything you say about the metalbone! Nice feelings. Thank You!
The adipower soft 2.0 , the best racket i have played with
I have subscribed!!! What an amazing videos you make!
Thank you so much!
adipower 3.1 diamond or metalobone hrd or normal 3.1 or tecnical viber look for control and power
normal 3.1 if you want more of a mix
Nice and to the point video as always, thnks alot.
What exactly is the difference between Adipoer CTRL and metalbone CTRL? Since the price gap is big!
Are we paying that extra only for the customized weight?
Also im a beginner and using Adidas drive, would it improve my play if i change to this racquet or metalbone?
Paying extra for the carbon aluminised material (most powerful and strong from adidas) and the customisable weights.
It would definitely help for sure! You would get more power, spin, control, and a racket that will last you much longer!
how diffcult is adipower 3.2 to move around? i am a advanced level player with aggressive style of play
What kind of racket do you recommend for new padel players like me coming from tennis?
A round one, control based, and low balance.
What’s your thoughts on the decathlon rackets?
they are okay - some can be a bit cheap and won't last too long.
@@EverythingPadel thank you, I was thinking more of their top end rackets 990 etc with the carbon. Here in Spain it’s so hard to find an English review, of course as it’s Spain not England 😀
ah yeh, they are a lot better to be honest, I will hopefully do a video on them soon!
@@EverythingPadel cheers mate, appreciate the response
Is a control racket better in flat smashes ? Since we hit the ball in the middle of the racket
I would recommend for all attacking shots the diamond racket is better
@@EverythingPadel can you tell us whats the diff between bull padel hack vs hack comfort the all black
@@user-gy9ek1vb6y sure! the inner layer is much softer to help comfort on the hack comfort, it makes it feel nicer. Whereas the bullpadel hack is a much harder feel
@@EverythingPadelbut do you get the same amount of power ?
@@user-gy9ek1vb6y No you won't because a softer material is not as powerful
what about tear 👀
Will cover that another time
Good video 👍
Thanks 👍
Pov: me watching this video while i bought a diamond shaped racket and being a begonner but i did play alot of tennis before
Haha, it is fine and your tennis experience will help a lot!
In any case it's fine if you just go for the diamond racket straight away, it might be harder at first but once you get going you don't need to change anymore