Drop Shot 2014

The Drop Shot brand has tirelessly strived to achieve leading positions as a reference in padel products.

We can take a look at their new 2014 racket collection, which is undoubtedly quite extensive, yet leaves no stone unturned as it continues to manufacture successful models (Conqueror JMD, Pro Carbon, and Virtus) that are well-known to the public. Furthermore, it has continued to innovate not only with models but also with new technologies.

Naturally, the brand has renewed its partnership with the world's number 1 player, Juan Martin Díaz, which remains vitally important, given the unprecedented influence this player exerts on the brand thanks to his 10 years as world number 1.

Drop Shot has divided its 2014 racket production into sections such as competition, featuring models like Conqueror JMD 2.0, Babylon, Latitude, Diamond, Pampa, Pro Carbon 2.0, Aligator 1.0, Velvet, Golden, Virtus 2.0 and Vantage. For the high-end range, there are models such as Storm, Codex, Maremoto, Jade. For the mid-range, there are Alien, Argos, Pure, and finally, the entry-level range with Orix, Cloud, Magma.

The mid-range and entry-level rackets are designed for players who are just starting out in this sport and want a racket that allows them to develop their game well, but without spending too much money. These are good quality rackets with the necessary technologies for this type of player.

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As for the high-end and competition rackets, it can be said that things get serious, and all the technology and best materials are needed to withstand the demands of playing at this level, as players fully exploit the characteristics of these rackets.

It can be said that the Drop Shot 2014 high-end and competition rackets are manufactured with the best that the brand can implement in its rackets, but what varies are the balance points of the rackets, the different anti-vibration systems, or even the rubbers and the combinations of layers of carbon fibers with fiberglass. All of this ensures that, despite being excellent rackets, they provide players with different touches or sensations on the court, as some players prefer control rackets, while others prefer power rackets, or round rackets while others prefer teardrop shapes, hard for some and soft for others. For all these reasons, Drop Shot has managed to cater to each and every player.

It is worth highlighting the star racket of Drop Shot 2014, the Conqueror JMD 2.0, with extra technology on the surface and a titanium frame to make it even more resistant, featuring an innovative system to absorb all possible vibrations located in the racket's handle.

You can find the entire collection of Drop Shot padel rackets on offer at the store streetpadel.es