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ARTENGO PR860 Comfort Kids' Padel Racket - Blue

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Designed for advanced young players aged 8 to 11 Ideal for advanced young players wanting a racket that gives them control and ease of handling.

Control The Full EVA design is very forgiving of centring errors.

Handling Very lightweight (330 g) for quick reactions.

TECHNICAL INFORMATION

What is Full EVA?

This innovation is exclusive to Artengo, Decathlon's padel brand. The racket is made from a single piece of EVA foam covered with a composite fibre surface. The larger EVA foam surface increases the head's sweet spot and therefore makes it more forgiving of centring errors, resulting in better ball control.

What is the Evolutive Hole Size?

These are different sizes of hole in the racket's head that help increase the sweet spot. The 9 mm holes ensure that there is a large surface area while the 12 mm holes increase the size of the sweet spot and better distribute the racket's weight.

Where does padel come from?

Padel emerged in Mexico in the 60s. It soon found its way to Spain, Argentina, and later to all Spanish-speaking South American countries. Padel is currently the second-most played sport in Spain, behind football but ahead of tennis. There are eight million players around the world.