Every detail. One goal: More performance.

The performance of a padel racket isn't determined by a single technology — it's the interplay of carbon frame, hitting surface, EVA core, shape, balance, and surface structure that defines how it plays.

The Foundation

Carbon Frame – Stability as a Foundation

The frame is the foundation of every racket. That's why all Aurex models feature a carbon frame that combines high stability, low weight, and durability — for a precise feel on every shot.

The Building Blocks

What shapes your feel for the game

Carbon Fibers – 3K to 18K

Depending on the model, different carbon weaves are used. They influence the feel and feedback of the hitting surface.
• 3K carbon – comfortable and slightly more elastic
• 12K carbon – a balanced mix of control and power
• 18K carbon – more direct feedback and a precise feel

EVA Core – Comfort Meets Precision

The EVA core influences ball feel, comfort, and feedback on impact.
• Soft EVA – comfortable and forgiving
• Medium EVA – a balanced mix of control and power
• Hard EVA – direct feedback and high precision

Racket Shape – Control or Power?

The shape influences control, power, and the position of the sweet spot.
• Round – maximum control and a large sweet spot
• Teardrop – the balanced all-round shape
• Diamond – more power through a higher-positioned sweet spot

Sweet Spot – The Optimal Contact Zone

The area of the hitting surface where the ball can be struck most effectively. A larger sweet spot offers more margin for error; a smaller one gives experienced players greater precision.

Balance – Where the Weight Sits

Balance describes how the weight is distributed in the racket — it affects handling, control, and striking power.
• Medium balance – even distribution, quick handling, high maneuverability
• High balance – more weight in the head, more power on volleys and smashes

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