KOMBAT MIRAGE PRO
Teardrop-shaped all-round frame for new and casual players — balanced power and control for most game styles.
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Power 82 and control 80 sit close together: it does not push you into one game. Attack when the ball sits up, defend without fighting the racket.
The best contact is just above the centre; the lower half still returns the ball but with less bite. Sweet spot 81/100 forgives an off-centre volley but not a late smash.
Maneuverability 81/100: the head is slow to turn, so start the backswing as the lob goes up and hit through the ball rather than flicking it.
Padel handles come in one size; thickness is set with overgrips. Each overgrip adds roughly 1 mm and 5 g in the hand, which pulls the balance a touch lower — useful if the head feels slow. Keep the grip thin if you rely on wrist work at the net.
Works on either side — it neither forces you forward nor pins you back. Rebound 83/100 means you supply the pace on the volley — a short, firm punch rather than a block.
Against 24 other Beginner · Teardrop frames.
13th of 25 in beginner · teardrop by AI score, 328th of 423 across the index. 3 of 5 metrics above the class average.
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KOMBAT MIRAGE PRO — padel frame by Kombat. List price shown; order through a partner club or check test availability on court.
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