adidas
Adipower CTRL 3.3
Shape
round
Weight
365g
Balance
medium
Price
$280
Adidas Metalbone Carbon Lineage
Metalbone Carbon 3.3
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Metalbone Carbon
Adidas Metalbone Carbon 3.3
7.4 / 10
Based on 3 expert reviews Best for: Medium hardness "best buy" racket that is great for intermediate players of both sides of the court seeking versatility and comfort. This vibrates a lot less than the Metalbone Carbon CTRL. Test model 354g and 26cm.
Shape: Diamond
Weight: 368g
Balance: Head Heavy
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Pros
- Medium hardness "best buy" racket that is great for intermediate players of both sides of the court seeking versatility and comfort. This vibrates a lot less than the Metalbone Carbon CTRL. Test model 354g and 26cm.
- Great lobs. Easy to control the ball in the back of the court. Sometimes I lose control due to the trampoline effect at the net.
- Extremely maneuverable - it never tires the arm. It vibrates a bit, but much less than the Metalbone Carbon CTRL.
Cons
- May not suit all play styles
Performance Scorecard
Overall Score Average of core attributes below
7.6
Contributing Scores
Power
8.0
Control
7.0
Sweet Spot
7.0
Maneuverability
7.7
Additional Metrics
Comfort
7.0
Spin
5.0
Specifications
- MSRP $260
- Weight 368g
- Shape Diamond
- Balance Head Heavy
- Surface 6K Carbon fiber
- Core Medium-Soft EVA
- Hardness Medium-soft
About the Adidas Metalbone Carbon 3.3
Metalbone Carbon 3.3
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Expert Reviews of adidas Metalbone Carbon 3.3
Average score: 7.6 • Based on 3 expert reviews • Last updated: Jun 2024
8.3
Padelzoom
Jan 1, 2024
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Power
9.0
Control
8.0
Sweet Spot
8.0
7.3
Virgin Active Padel Club ZA
Jun 7, 2024
"I feel like Adidas want to give the Metalbone Carbon a distinct identity - power. This racket asks one thing: hit the sweet spot, and if you do, the ball goes out the court. It gives you a lot of variety in your overheads."
Power
8.0
Control
7.0
Sweet Spot
7.0
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