Brand · 5 models in the catalogue
Cork Padel rackets: every model, specs and prices
The Cork Padel racket range in the catalogue contains 5 adult models across the Classic, Premium, Extreme and Supreme lines. This page compares their published makeup and UK shop listings, rather than offering a play-tested review. Availability was checked on 15 October 2026.
Brand Facts
Cork Padel
- With full makeup
- 0
- shape, weight and balance known
- Junior models
- 0
- Shop listings
- 6
- listings across all shops in the catalogue
- Current UK price range
- £330–£490
- 4 models with a price from the last 7 days
- Series on this site
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checked 16 Oct 2026
Models in the catalogue
Every Cork Padel model
Grouped by series; in each group models with full makeup and a price come first. A dash means no shop or maker gives that field.
All Cork Padel models
5 models
| Model | Shape | Weight | Balance | Surface | Core | Level | Best price | Shop |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cork Padel Classic II | Round | 335–340 g | — | Carbon | — | Beginners | £330.00 PadelDogs | Go to PadelDogs |
| Cork Padel Extreme Black II | Hybrid | — | — | — | — | Advanced | £490.00 PadelDogs | Go to PadelDogs |
| Cork Padel Premium Hybrid III | Hybrid | 350–360 g | — | Carbon | — | Advanced | £360.00 PadelDogs | Go to PadelDogs |
| Cork Padel Supreme Hybrid IV | Hybrid | 360–375 g | — | Carbon | — | Advanced | £440.00 PadelDogs | Go to PadelDogs |
| Cork Padel Extreme Deus II | Hybrid | — | — | — | — | Advanced | No shop price from the last 7 days |
Cork Padel in these shops
- PadelDogs4 models with a priceGo to PadelDogs
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Which Cork Padel rackets are listed?
On 15 October 2026, the catalogue held 5 adult Cork Padel models and no junior models. PadelDogs identifies Classic II as round and the remaining models as hybrid, its term for a shape between round and diamond. The published weight bands extend from 335 g to 375 g, but no model has a complete set of shape, weight and balance in millimetres.
The balance point is the distance from the end of the handle to the point where the racket balances. No Cork Padel balance range can therefore be reported, and these models do not appear in the racket finder. PadelDogs lists carbon faces for Classic II, Premium Hybrid III and Supreme Hybrid IV; it rates Classic II Beginners and the other models Advanced.
How do the model lines differ?
The main published differences are the face description, core name and available weight band. PadelDogs lists cork-named soft foam cores for Classic, Premium and Supreme, while Extreme uses an Extreme Foam core. The following makeup summaries follow the shop descriptions, not independent measurements of feel.
- Classic II: round, 335–340 g, a 3K carbon face with Micro Rough finish, Cork-enhanced UltraSoft Foam and a Full Carbon Flex frame. The K count describes thousands of filaments per carbon strand.
- Premium Hybrid III: hybrid, 350–360 g, a lightly textured carbon face, UltraSoft Cork Foam and a Full Carbon Flex frame.
- Supreme Hybrid IV: hybrid, 360–375 g, a Micro-Rough Carbon Surface, UltraSoft Cork Foam and a Full Carbon Flex frame.
- Extreme Black II: hybrid, a rough textured face, high-density Extreme Foam and a Full Carbon Flex frame. PadelDogs rates its game type Power.
Where can UK players buy them?
On 15 October 2026, PadelDogs had 4 Cork Padel models in stock in the catalogue. No in-stock Cork Padel models were recorded for Tennis-Point UK or Sweatband. Extreme Deus II was listed in the catalogue but had no in-stock shop offer.
The model listings show shop prices with the shop name and date, and price buttons lead to the shops. Cork Padel itself has no affiliate programme with this site. For alternatives beyond this brand, the racket catalogue covers the wider recorded range.
Questions
Is this a Cork Padel racket review?
This is a comparison of published specifications and shop listings, not a play-tested review. Descriptions such as Beginners, Advanced and Power are the shop's ratings.
Which Cork Padel racket is rated for beginners?
PadelDogs rates Classic II Beginners and Control. It lists a round shape, a weight band of 335–340 g and a Cork-enhanced UltraSoft Foam core.
Do all Cork Padel rackets have carbon faces?
PadelDogs explicitly names carbon faces for Classic II, Premium Hybrid III and Supreme Hybrid IV. The Extreme model listings describe rough textured faces without identifying the face material, so a carbon face cannot be confirmed from those descriptions.
How do the Extreme models differ?
PadelDogs rates Extreme Black II Power and Extreme Deus II Control, with both rated Advanced. Both have hybrid shapes and Extreme Foam cores, but neither listing supplies a weight band in the catalogue.
Where the facts come from
Every number on this page comes from these pages, read on the date shown.
- Tennis-Point UKchecked 15 Oct 2026https://www.tennis-point.co.uk/collections/padel
- corkpadel.comchecked 15 Oct 2026https://corkpadel.com
- PadelDogschecked 15 Oct 2026https://www.padeldogs.com/products/cork-classic-ii
- padeldogschecked 15 Oct 2026https://www.padeldogs.com/products/cork-extreme-black-ii
- PadelDogschecked 15 Oct 2026https://www.padeldogs.com/products/cork-padel-premium-hybrid-iii
- PadelDogschecked 15 Oct 2026https://www.padeldogs.com/products/cork-padel-supreme-hybrid-iv
- shopchecked 15 Oct 2026https://www.padeldogs.com/products/cork-extreme-deus-ii