Attacking Padel Rackets

Attacking padel rackets are made for players who want to dictate the point. A power padel racket usually has a higher balance, a stiffer face and a sweet spot placed higher up, so your smashes, viboras and volleys hit harder.

What makes an attacking padel racket?

Most power rackets have a diamond or high-balance teardrop shape, a carbon face and a firmer core. That combination returns a lot of energy on fast swings. The trade-off is less forgiveness on off-centre hits, so these rackets suit intermediate and advanced players. See our diamond padel rackets for the most extreme power shapes.

Attacking rackets in our range

Favourites include the Adidas Metalbone 3.5, Metalbone HRD+ 3.5, Metalbone Pro EDT and Arrow Hit Carbon, the Bullpadel Hack 04 by Paquito Navarro, Hack 04 Comfort and XPLO, the Head Coello Pro, Coello Motion and Radical Pro, the Babolat Viper Juan Lebrón 3.0, the Siux Fenix Pro 26, Fenix Elite 6 and Spyder 4 Attack, the Nox EA10 Ventus Attack 12K, the Lok Maxx Hype 2 and Jungle Lite, and the Osaka Pro Power Raúl Marcos.

Power that suits your arm

Not every attacking player needs the stiffest racket. Comfort versions, such as the Bullpadel Hack 04 Comfort, keep the attacking shape with a softer feel. Our Racket Reviews by Sven Boele explain how each model plays, and Rackets of the Pros shows which power rackets the professionals use. We deliver Australia-wide, from Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane to Perth, Adelaide and the Gold Coast, and to New Zealand.

Why buy an attacking padel racket from Justpadel Australia

• Free shipping on orders over $200 to Australia and New Zealand ($10 under $200)
• Order before 4 pm Sydney time and your order is shipped the same day
• Padel specialist since 2016, with our Australian base in Kirribilli, Sydney
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Frequently asked questions

What is the best padel racket for power?

Diamond rackets with a high balance and a stiff carbon face give the most power. Good examples in our range are the Adidas Metalbone HRD+ 3.5 and the Bullpadel Hack 04.

Are power rackets harder to play with?

They can be. The higher balance makes them feel heavier in the head and the sweet spot is smaller. If you still mishit often, an all-round padel racket might suit you better.

Do attacking rackets cause tennis elbow?

Stiff, head-heavy rackets put more strain on the arm, especially with poor technique. If you are prone to arm problems, choose a softer comfort model or a racket with a lower balance, and see a health professional if pain continues.