Adidas Metalbone Team Light 3.3 Padel Racket

Adidas Metalbone Team Light 3.3 is a lightweight racket designed with control, maneuverability and tolerance in mind.

With a weight close to 345 grams and a round head shape, you get a padel racket that gives you the freedom to play a fast and stable defense. As with the other rackets in the Metalbone series, Team Light 3.3 has a rigid frame, but both the surface and the core are made of soft materials. This means the racket is gentle on the arm and elbow, while the soft materials and neutral weight distribution mean you can still speed up the ball without having to use too much effort.

Metalbone Team Light 3.3 comes with a rough, sandpaper-like surface and in conjunction with Adidas' other technologies, it is designed to make it easier to generate spin on the ball.

Weight: 345-360 grams

Technologies Applied in Adidas Metalbone Team Light 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.

Fibre Glass

Adidas operates with 8 different types of fibres, each type having different properties that influence the power and control ratio of the racket. This racket is made with fiberglass in the surface, which is Adidas' most flexible fiber. This provides you with a forgiving and comfortable contact with the ball in your strokes. This is also the most gentle surface for those who struggle with elbow and shoulder strain injuries. 

Octagonal Structure

The small carbon tubes in the racket are designed in an octagonal format, making the construction of the Metalbone series stiffer than other rackets. The aim is to reward the aggressive player who continuously hits the ball well.

Spin Blade Gritt

This technology involves a rough, sandy surface on the racket that gives you an improved ball feel. 

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.