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Adidas padel racket: power with German engineering
At Street Padel you'll find the Adidas padel racket you're looking for, straight from the collections the brand takes onto the professional tour. Adidas didn't join padel just to make up the numbers: every model brings technology you already know from other sports, adapted to a game that keeps demanding more from your gear.
If you'd rather browse the full catalogue without filtering by brand, visit our padel rackets category.
Adidas padel racket models defining 2026
Not all Adidas rackets are the same, and choosing yours depends on how you play, not on which name sounds best.
Adidas Metalbone
The brand's most searched-for racket, and not by chance: it's Ale Galán's racket on the professional tour. Diamond shape, high balance point and a punch built for offensive players who want to close out the point before it gets complicated.
Within the range you'll find variants such as the Metalbone Carbon, with carbon finishes that add rigidity without piling on weight, plus the Adidas Metalbone 2026 and its Metalbone HRD+ version, a notch harder for players who already have their power under control.
Adidas Arrow Hit
The newest line in the Adidas catalogue, built for players who want top-tier technology without the Metalbone price tag. It's Ari Sánchez's racket in her Adidas Arrow Hit Attk, with explosive power for players looking to finish the point without overthinking it.
Also available in a Ctrl version if you prefer precision over punch, with carbon finishes built to hold up through back-to-back matches.
Adidas Cross It
The most versatile option in the 2026 collection, sitting halfway between control and power. This Adidas Cross It Light is the racket Martita Ortega plays with on tour, built for players who want manoeuvrability without losing precision.
A solid way in if you're coming from another brand and want to try Adidas without jumping straight into the PRO range.
Adidas Adipower
The brand's classic, still updated every season. Its Multiweight Ctrl version is Álex Ruiz's racket, with interchangeable weights to fine-tune the balance depending on how your match is going.
More all-round than the Metalbone, for players who want power without fully giving up control on their finishing shots.
Why choose an Adidas padel racket
Adidas builds its rackets with the same logic it applies to its padel shoes: materials already proven in other impact sports, adapted to padel's specific demands.
Cores that better absorb vibration through your arm, carbon layers that spread impact more evenly across the racket, and finishes that hold their grip session after session.
On top of that comes something we value at Street Padel just as much as performance: design. Adidas rackets don't hide in your bag, they're part of your kit.
Complete your Adidas kit
If you like playing the same brand from head to toe, don't stop at the racket. In Adidas padel shoes you'll find the same cushioning technology built for the explosive movements on court, organise your gear with our Adidas padel bags, and complete the look with technical padel clothing collections that pair well with any model from the brand.
Shop your Adidas padel racket with Street Padel's confidence
Behind every order there's a team that plays and knows the real differences between models, not just the spec sheets. If you're torn between the Metalbone, the Arrow Hit, the Cross It or the Adipower, message us before you buy: we'd rather help you get it right the first time.
Find your Adidas padel racket and hit the court with the same gear the pros actually use.

















