Adidas Arrow Hit 2026
Pairs well with
adidas built the Arrow Hit for players who want Metalbone power without Metalbone stiffness. It is the softer, more forgiving of the two attacking lines, and a lot of people find they simply play better with it.
Diamond head and a head-heavy balance mean the mass is still up where the smash happens. The difference is in the feel: more dwell time on the strings, a slightly rounder ball, and considerably less punishment when you catch one low on the face.
Specifications
| Level | Pro |
| Play style | Attack |
| Shape | Diamond |
| Balance | Head heavy |
| Weight | 360–375 g |
| Face | Carbon |
| Core | Soft EVA |
| Sweet spot | Top of the face |
| Surface area | 485 cm² |
| Length | 455 mm |
| Thickness | 38 mm |
Technology: Spin Blade, Smart Holes Curve, Structural Reinforcement, Weight & Balance System.
Buy this if you want to attack but the Metalbone feels harsh. This is the friendlier route to the same result.
Not sure which shape?
Round: sweet spot in the middle, most forgiving. Teardrop: the middle ground, suits most club players. Diamond: sweet spot high, maximum power, least forgiving.
Shipping, returns and care
Shipping is calculated at checkout. 30-day returns on unused items in original condition. Fit protector tape before first use and keep the frame out of a hot car — heat damages padel rackets far more often than impact does. Covered by a 12-month manufacturer warranty against defects.