[caption id="attachment_10297" align="alignnone" width="798"] Wingpadel Air Tornado Analysis[/caption] We present an analysis of the new Wingpadel Air Tornado. This is a series consisting of two rackets, one for power and one for control. There are control and power rackets on the market, so Air Tornado has decided to take each of them into account. You won't want to miss the analysis of these rackets to find the one that fits your playing style.

The complete analysis of the new Wingpadel Air Tornado

Wingpadel is one of the professionals' favorite brands, and this year, they have done things very well. Just a few weeks ago, we saw the launch of the Air Combat Titanium, two powerful rackets for all playing styles. Two more have now been added to the collection: the Air Tornado Attk and the Air Tornado Ctrl. At Street Padel, we have decided to analyze each of these weapons in depth to highlight their similarities and differences. Both Wingpadel Air Tornado rackets boast a solid structure, high-quality materials, and the best technology. As usual, Wingpadel is not a brand for conformists but for the most demanding individuals who seek the highest degree of specialization. Without further ado, let's move on to the analysis of the Wingpadel Air Tornado.

100% Carbon Tubular Frame

Both rackets have a structure that guarantees strength and durability. The Wingpadel Air Tornado Attk and the Wingpadel Air Tornado Ctrl both have a 100% carbon tubular frame. This material offers more than one advantage during play. The first is solidity, with great durability despite the wear and tear of high-level padel. The next advantage is the racket's great response, allowing for a shot with better control and better power. Another particular quality of these two rackets is that they have a very special bridge, which is crossed by two vertical arms. The main advantage of this reinforced bridge is improved rigidity and stability. This way, the vibrations generated by each shot are reduced.

Fiberglass Hitting Surfaces

For the hitting surfaces, Wingpadel has opted for fiberglass. This material, unlike carbon, is a bit softer and less dense. The goal of this composite is to find a bit more versatility, which translates into comfort and maneuverability for the player.

EVA Soft Rubber Inner Core

And what about the inside of the rackets? The new Wingpadel Air Tornado has the same core, an EVA Soft rubber. This is the most used rubber in rackets, and it is an excellent standard for most players. This rubber allows for a very versatile shot, which can be excellent for players seeking power as well as for those seeking more control and maneuverability. This rubber is an excellent vibration absorber, a great feature to avoid discomfort in the elbows.

Specific Characteristics of Each Racket

We have already seen the characteristics that these two powerful rackets share, but what are the characteristics that differentiate them?

Wingpadel Air Tornado Attk

This is a power racket, designed for offensive players. This racket performs brilliantly when executing free shots such as smashes, offensive volleys, and bandejas. With a diamond shape and a medium to high balance, these characteristics make it easy to get a good sense of power with every shot.

Wingpadel Air Tornado Ctrl

In contrast, the Wingpadel Air Tornado Ctrl is a control racket, designed for players who seek a more strategic and manageable game. Defensive play is this racket's best ally, a weapon that allows control over every detail of shot direction and power. The Air Tornado Ctrl has a round format and a medium balance, with the aim of highlighting its maneuverability.