adidas padel rackets: every model, specs and prices

On 15 October 2026, the catalogue included Metalbone, RX Series, Match and Drive, alongside lines such as Adipower, Arrow and Crossit. Metalbone accounts for 20 versions, RX Series and Match for 3 each, and Drive for 4. Across shops, the catalogue records 151 adult adidas listings, distinct from the number of individual models.

Among the 30 models with shape, weight and balance recorded, weight runs from 322–368 g and balance from 240–270 mm. Balance is the distance from the end of the handle to the point where the racket balances. These ranges describe that documented subset, not every adidas model.

• Shapes comprise 18 round, 11 diamond and 1 teardrop, a head shape between round and diamond.
• Face materials comprise 15 carbon, 6 hybrid carbon-and-fibreglass and 9 fibreglass.
• Shop level ratings comprise 4 Beginners, 6 Advanced and 20 Tournament; these are shop classifications, not independent assessments.

The adidas Metalbone and adidas RX Series pages organise their catalogue versions separately. The adidas Match and adidas Drive pages do the same. Compare the recorded makeup of each version rather than using the series name as a substitute for specifications.

Named models elsewhere in the range show differences in shape, face and core hardness. EVA is a rubber-like foam used in the core; hardness below is Tennis-Point’s rating. A carbon K count describes thousands of filaments per strand, not a shop level rating.

• adidas Adipower Multiweight CTRL 3.3: Tennis-Point lists a round shape, 360 g, 255 mm balance and an 18K carbon face. Its EVA High Memory core is rated hard, with an Advanced level classification.
• adidas Arrow Hit 2026: Tennis-Point lists a diamond shape, 368 g, 265 mm balance and a carbon face. Its EVA Soft Performance core is rated soft, with a Tournament classification.
• adidas Cross It Ctrl: Tennis-Point lists a teardrop shape, 355 g, 265 mm balance and a 15K carbon face. Its EVA High Memory core is rated hard, with a Tournament classification.

On 15 October 2026, Tennis-Point listed 45 adidas models in stock and Sweatband listed 5 in the catalogue. These are shop-specific counts, so they should not be added together as a count of distinct rackets.

The price buttons lead to shops, not to adidas itself. adidas has no affiliate programme with this site; the listings show prices with the shop and date. Use the racket finder to narrow the models with recorded shape, weight and balance.