ADIDAS ADIPOWER MULTIWEIGHT CTRL – 2023

The Adidas Adipower Multiweight CTRL 2023, Alex Ruiz’s racket

The Adipower Multiweight CTRL 2023 is the official padel racket used by the professional padel player Alex Ruiz. It is a racket for advanced or professional players. It is a control racket due to its round shape. Its weight is between 345-360 grams. Among its materials, it features 18K carbon faces and customisable weight technology.

It is designed with Dual Exoskeleton technology, which allows you to use all your energy in each shot. It consists of double-height ribs that reinforce the core and the frame. It also has a carbon outer rib that provides rigidity and power in the shot.

The relief of the faces are like sand, helping to grip the ball, and the holes are in a curved arrangement to make it easier for you to put spin on the ball in each shot. With the Structural Reinforcement technology that reinforces the perimeter of the body of the racket, it will better support torsion during the game.

Efficient training and plays

The best materials to have a quality racket in terms of durability and to get the best performance from your playing techniques on the court. Carbon frame and 18K carbon surface with medium-low flexibility to maximise power and energy in each shot with a touch of comfort, leading to a pleasant feel in each shot.

The interior of the hitting surface is made of EVA High Memory rubber. If you are a player who hits with great power, this high-density rubber is great for an efficient technique.

Manageable power and comfort

This padel racket is aimed at padel PRO professionals who play and train regularly and need a quality racket that provides quality, efficiency and durability.

A round racket and, thanks to its Weight and Balance System technology, you can put up to 12 grams of weight on the frame of the racket to bring its balance to the top, in order to gain power and generate a more aggressive game. On the other hand, if you remove the weight, the balance goes down to the grip, reducing the weight of the racket and increasing control over it.