Adidas Adipower CTRL 3.3 Padel Racket

For the experienced padel player who prioritizes precision and control! The 2024 edition of the Adidas Adipower CTRL is ready to give you precision in every stroke thanks to a round head shape in conjunction with a range of Adidas' best technologies.

The Dual eXoskeleton and Power Embossed Ridge technologies give the racket a rigid construction that ensures a high output on hard shots. In addition, the texture of the racket's surface and the Smart Holes Curve hole pattern ensures a good grip on the ball, which helps to create extra spin.

Compared to its predecessor, the Adipower CTRL 3.2, the new Adipower CTRL 3.3 version is softer in the surface (3K carbon versus 15K carbon) and softer in the core (EVA Soft Performance foam versus EVA High Memory foam). This makes the 3.3 version more comfortable and forgiving to play with than last season's model.

Weight: 360-375 grams

Technologies Applied in Adidas Adipower CTRL 3.3 

EVA Soft Performance

The racket's core is made of low density EVA rubber to give you response and high comfort. This is the softest of the three types of foam that Adidas works with in their top rackets. Adidas' rackets produced with this type of rubber is marked with a black cap.

3K Carbon

Adidas operates with 8 different types of fibers, where each type has a different degree of flexibility that affects the racket's power and control. The racket is made with "Carbon 3K", which is number 3 out of 8 on Adidas' list of fibers ranked by flexibility. This is above average in terms of flexibility, so you get a large degree of comfort with this type of carbon fiber.

Dual eXoskeleton

This technology characterises the Adipower series, where the heart of the racket is reinforced, so you get maximum transfer of energy in each shot. 

Power Embossed Ridge

The outside of the frame is reinforced with carbon nerves for greater stiffness. The aim is to give the aggressive player more power.

Spin Blade Mold

In the Adipower series, Adidas uses their Spin Blade Mold technology, which is a surface structure that enables you to put more spin into the ball.

Smart Holes Curve

A strategic placement of the racket's hole pattern that optimizes sweetspot and grip of the ball.

Structural Reinforcement

The entire racket head has been reinforced to make it even more durable and resistant to the stress and torsion that the material is exposed to.