The new padel rackets from the brand Harlem Pádel have arrived at the Street Padel catalog. Harlem is a relatively young brand, with 7 years of experience in padel racket manufacturing, but even with that short time, it is already one of the most recognized brands in the market, as it manufactures competitive rackets for advanced and professional players seeking the highest quality. For the 2022 season, we bring three new Harlem rackets: Bionic 3K, Nirvana 12K, and Corex 18K. Discover which one is most suitable for your needs and playing preferences on the court.

Why choose rackets with carbon faces?

The three new weapons from Harlem Pádel are 100% made of carbon, which is one of their common characteristics. Most experienced players always look for rackets made of carbon, but why? Carbon provides more than one benefit to padel players, and these are some of the most important:

• Carbon is more resistant and extends the life of the racket.
• It provides firmness to the racket and prevents deformation.
• It improves the overall hitting feel.
• It provides great power due to its more solid composition.
• It has good vibration control.
• It generates more stability for the entire racket.

The benefits mentioned are also part of the new Harlem Pádel rackets, as all three models are made of carbon. Without further ado, let's get to know the characteristic details of each model so you can choose your ideal racket for 2022.

Harlem Bionic 3K, smoother surface

The new Bionic 3K is a versatile racket for advanced or professional players. The balance between control and power is its main characteristic, allowing players to go on the attack or remain on defense. For this reason, it has a hybrid shape and a medium-high balance, characteristics that help it behave with more versatility. Regarding its components, it features a 100% carbon tubular frame and 3K carbon fiber faces. This fiber on the faces has a slightly harder feel than common fiber, to offer a bit more power. In addition, this model has the distinguishing feature of a rough finish on the faces for spin shots. One of the special characteristics of the three rackets is their triple bridge, which contains an anti-vibrator to prevent annoying elbow injuries. On the other hand, the core is made of Eva Soft High Recovery Laminated rubber, which has a high recovery to give more speed and rebound to the ball.

Nirvana 12K by Harlem Padel, high durability

The new Nirvana 12K is also a versatile racket for experienced players. In fact, it is very similar to the Bionic 3K in terms of its performance and components. The technical features they have in common are the hybrid shape, the medium-high balance, the 100% carbon frame, the Eva Soft High Recovery core, and the triple bridge that improves the stability of the structure. Despite this, the racket has two differences, one of which significantly influences the feel. Its faces are made of 12K carbon fiber, which is harder than 3K fiber. This results in a more solid racket that is more suited to an aggressive player, although it is still a versatile weapon. The other difference is its smooth finish, which provides more benefits for flat and attacking shots.

Harlem Corex 18K, greater ball exit speed

The new Harlem Corex 18K stands out for having 18K carbon fiber on its faces. This fiber has the quality of being more elastic, which increases the ball's exit speed. This way, the ball can be shot out with little effort. However, it is also a racket that has a good level of power for matches. This model also features a smooth finish to give full weight to flat shots seeking speed and impact. The rest of the Corex 18K's components are the same as those of the Bionic 3K and Nirvana 12K rackets. It also features a hybrid shape, medium-high balance, 100% carbon frame, Eva Soft High Recovery core, and the triple bridge. And, of course, this racket is also a versatile weapon for advanced and professional players looking for a balance between control and power.