Designed for advanced padel players. Its diamond shape, head-heavy design and 12K carbon ensure devastating striking power.
Unleash your full power with the Kuikma Power Carbon racket. Diamond shape and 12K carbon for advanced players. Ready to shake things up?
- Vibration dampening"Shock Block System" in the racket handle to dampen vibration.
- PowerThanks to the Twin Tube Carbon, the Black EVA foam and the 12K carbon surface.
- RobustnessAir Foam Frame: EVA foam in the racket's double tubular frame.
- Handling+/- 5 g).
- ForgivenessBlack medium-density EVA foam for forgiveness.
- PrecisionRacket surface in Carbon 12K with High Modulus Carbon reinforcements.
- Shape: Diamond. Balance: Medium (260 mm). Thickness: 38 mm. Frame composition: 3 layers of fibreglass and 1 layer of 12K carbon fibre. Core composition: Medium-density Black EVA foam.
- Carbon 12K: The exterior features high-quality woven carbon and high-density reinforcements. This combination ensures an excellent lightweight resistance ratio. Black EVA medium: This medium-density foam offers a precise balance: it maintains performance at moderate speeds and accelerates the ball during powerful strikes.
- Exclusive technology featuring an elastomer insert in the handle. Tested by the independent laboratory Testea Padel, this system reduces vibrations by up to 38%, ensuring a more comfortable playing experience.
- Insertion of EVA foam inside the double tube at the racket head. This process significantly strengthens the frame and increases its overall resistance.
- A fastening system that allows you to easily remove, replace or wash the racket's wrist strap, so you can personalise it or improve its cleanliness and durability.
- A striking surface with a textured finish, specifically designed to provide better traction on the ball and maximise spin.
- Double-tube carbon frame. This design maximises the racket's stiffness and reduces twisting at the moment of impact, thereby delivering greater power and stability.
- Strategic distribution and combination of holes of different diameters on the head. This design widens the 'sweet spot' (the ideal impact zone) to provide greater forgiveness on off-centre strikes.