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Siux Valkiria Pro Padel Beige
Cod: SXPR009 Mod: 200047€ 350,00
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Siux Valkiria Pro, designed by the talented Sofia Araújo, is the ideal racket for players seeking an effective balance between precision and power. The teardrop shape and large sweet spot favor responsive yet forgiving shots, offering great confidence in point creation.
The 24K carbon provides solidity upon impact, allowing you to pick up the pace when needed. The balanced feel offers a pleasant response, promoting control and maximum comfort during acceleration, while the light weight helps maintain speed and fluidity in movement even during the most dynamic phases of the rally.
Details:
- Shape: teardrop
- Thickness: 38 mm
- Weight: 340-360 gr
- Balance: medium
- Frame: carbon
- Surface: 24K carbon
- Core: EVA
- Finish: rough
- Sofia Araújo's printed signature
- Player level: advanced
- Adjustable wrist strap
- The racket does not come with a cover
Tecnology
- 3D Texture
3D embossed finish on the surface, applied directly into the racket mould, to give maximum effect to the ball and ensure greater durability over time. - Carbon Frame
Tubular frame structure made entirely of high-strength carbon to ensure maximum stability and superior protection against accidental impacts. - Optimized Spot
Optimized drilling pattern to adapt the sweet spot to the specific performance of each racket, allowing you to visually identify the ideal impact zone thanks to the particular arrangement of the holes. - Switch Strap
The innovative replaceable wrist strap system is a solution designed to improve safety and comfort on the court, allowing players to easily replace it in case of wear or breakage without the use of specific tools.
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