Star Vie Power Padel Rackets 2016

Power or control? This is, without a doubt, one of the most important questions to consider when buying a padel racket. The vast majority of players, when they move beyond the beginner level and begin to understand more about the importance of materials, weight, balance, and maneuverability, often ask themselves this question: which racket is best for me? Star Vie, one of the leading companies in the sector, offers a wide range to easily answer this question. However, this year, the brand wanted to deepen its power rackets, offering several outstanding models in its catalog. There is an unquestionable fact that is very important to know. All professional players play their matches with heavy rackets (from 385 grams) and some of them, in addition to not being exactly light, have the weight balance in the upper part of the racket. This is the case, for example, with the Brava de Star Vie models. These Star Vie rackets are developed for players who seek great power in their shots. In addition, the high balance allows the balls to have more output in shots such as the smash or the volley. Star Vie offers two power models this year that will delight players with a more aggressive style. We present them: Star Vie Brava 9.1 DRS Aluminum 2016 Made with carbon and aluminum fibers, this racket provides great power while maintaining good control. Intended for advanced and/or professional players, its teardrop shape gives it an extra point of strength. A forceful racket, with a balance in the upper part of the racket that makes it ideal for aggressive players. Star Vie Brava 9.1 DRS Carbon Soft 2016 The Soft Rubber and carbon fiber composition gives it great elasticity and extensive durability for power shots. Those who are looking for an attacking game have a high-quality tool to develop their game with the best features. In addition, its pleasant feel and easy handling make it a perfect option for those who previously played with a round racket and now want to switch to a more powerful racket with the idea of developing a more offensive game.