Wilson Carbon Force LT
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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.
No hard reasons to skip it — the frame does not punish a particular game.
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From the maker.
Based on Wilson's iconic Carbon Force franchise, the latest Carbon Force padel rackets build on this story with the latest technologies. The lightest in the line, the Carbon Force LT creates smooth, easy swings with powerful results. With its large sweet spot and soft EVA foam, it's a forgiving racket that will help you develop precision in defensive play. And even though it's built for control, it still offers a lot of speed on volleys and smashes. The carbon fiber face delivers impressive power, while its textured finish puts extra spin on the ball.
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