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52% positive29 reviewsView price on Amazon
In shortPlayers praise it mainly for easy power in attack, but it is demanding. Several find it stiff or hard to control on blocks and off-centre hits, and some got arm or elbow pain. A few report cracking. Suits strong, aggressive players.
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Plays in Argentina at night in winter around 3 °C. A Bullpadel Hack wrecked their elbow after four uses, while the Metalbone 3.4 HRD has been a luxury; in winter they now switch to the Metalbone CTRL 3.4.
“La hack la use 4 veces me hizo pelota el codo, durisima. La adidas hrd un lujo, ahora en invierno uso igualmente la adidas metalbone ctrl 3.4.”
Of the 29 reviews with a clear verdict, 52% are positive, 31% mixed and 17% negative. The praise mentioned most is easy power. The most common complaint is demanding.
The praise reviewers mention most: easy power (8 reviews), good control (2 reviews) and great on smashes (2 reviews). For example: Coming from a Nox, the power felt unreal; a little less control, which took some getting used to.
The complaints reviewers mention most: demanding (5 reviews), durability issues (3 reviews) and head-heavy (2 reviews). For example: Hit with the Metalbone HRD+ for a set: more power but too stiff and unforgiving unless you catch everything clean.
#8 in Best Padel Rackets 2025, ranked by real player reviews.
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