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Adidas padel rackets centre on one famous name: Metalbone, the diamond power line developed with world number one Ale Galan. The 2026 Metalbone pairs a 16K aluminized carbon face with an EVA soft performance core, and the Metalbone Ctrl reworks the same materials into a round control frame. Around them sit the light Cross It line and the all-round Arrow Hit.
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The Metalbone is one of the most recognisable attacking rackets in padel: diamond shape, 16K aluminized carbon, and a firm, direct response that turns a committed swing into a finished point. The Metalbone Ctrl is the clever sibling, using the same face and core in a round shape for players who want the quality without the demands.
The Cross It Light versions run round shapes at 345 to 360 grams with soft EVA cores, aimed at players who value hand speed at the net over raw power. The Arrow Hit Pro Edition is the all-rounder of the range. Both make sense as a first serious racket or a fast second one.
The Adidas Metalbone, the diamond power frame the line is named for. Our 2026 version carries the 16K aluminized carbon face and EVA soft performance core.
Often, yes. It expects a fast, clean swing. The Metalbone Ctrl gives you the same materials in a round, forgiving shape, and it is the version most club players should buy.
The Cross It Light. It is round, light at 345 to 360 grams, and soft-cored, which is exactly the recipe a first or second racket should follow.
They are made under licence by All For Padel, a Spanish company dedicated to the sport, which is why the range feels like a padel brand rather than a sideline.