Based on the best-selling padel tennis racket in history, the ML10 PRO CUP beach tennis racket shares with her padel "sister" the same face materials with a softer rubber specially conceived for beach tennis. All this combined in a 22 milli-meter profile gives the product a super comfortable touch suitable for any type of player: from beginners to professionals.
Weight: 335 - 355 g
Thickness: 22 mm
Frame: 100% carbon
Core: HR3 Soft EVA
Surface: Fiber Glass Silver
Power: 90/100
Control: 80/100
The Fibre Glass Silver gives the racket an intermediate hardness between the glass fibre and the carbon fibre.
Extra soft rubber to provide maximum comfort and vibration absorption.
Our special thickness silica sand helps you boost extra spin to your shots so that you can place the ball at the desired point on the court.
Fiber carbon applied to the frame provides with greater rigidity and durability to the racket.
By using a greater amount of material from the frame up to four centimeters inside the racket face we minimize the difference in toughness between the frame and the face. Thus, when the ball is hit with the outer areas of the racket we minimize the possible cutting of fibres that could occur when the rubber sinks in.
Based on the best-selling padel tennis racket in history, the ML10 PRO CUP beach tennis racket shares with her padel "sister" the same face materials with a softer rubber specially conceived for beach tennis. All this combined in a 22 milli-meter profile gives the product a super comfortable touch suitable for any type of player: from beginners to professionals.
Weight: 335 - 355 g
Thickness: 22 mm
Frame: 100% carbon
Core: HR3 Soft EVA
Surface: Fiber Glass Silver
Power: 90/100
Control: 80/100
The Fibre Glass Silver gives the racket an intermediate hardness between the glass fibre and the carbon fibre.
Extra soft rubber to provide maximum comfort and vibration absorption.
Our special thickness silica sand helps you boost extra spin to your shots so that you can place the ball at the desired point on the court.
Fiber carbon applied to the frame provides with greater rigidity and durability to the racket.
By using a greater amount of material from the frame up to four centimeters inside the racket face we minimize the difference in toughness between the frame and the face. Thus, when the ball is hit with the outer areas of the racket we minimize the possible cutting of fibres that could occur when the rubber sinks in.
