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Power Rackets

With a limited sweet spot and a balance particularly close to the head, this type of padel racket is clearly the most powerful, and the favorite of most professional players, like Juan Lebrón, as they can skillfully hit the ball with any part of the racket without problems. For a beginner, the risk of error is quite high. Power rackets are typically diamond-shaped rackets that are a perfect fit for offensive-oriented players, especially those playing on the left side. They provide a superior power needed to finish points with authority. Being harder to swing and less control-oriented than other models, these rackets will best suit advanced players. Their downsides are their hard maneuverability. They can also cause arm fatigue for non-trained players.

Control Rackets

Control padel rackets are the easiest to play with. The balance is closer to the grip and they got a large sweet spot in the center of the racket. That provides plenty of control and precision. Control rackets are round-shaped, which provide excellent control that is considered a great asset for casual and defensive padel players. However, it is not true that round rackets are only for beginners. Stupa, Alex Ruiz, and Lamperti, who are world-class players, use round-shaped padel rackets.

Versatile Rackets

This is a mix between the round and the diamond shape. Teardrop-shaped padel rackets are polyvalent, balanced, versatile, and offer a perfect combination between power and control. The sweet spot is a bit higher than round rackets but larger than diamond rackets, with an intermediate balance point most of the time. These rackets are suitable for players who want to shine in both defensive and offensive situations. Belasteguin and Sanyo, two legends of the game, use teardrop-shaped rackets.

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