Padel Magazine - The Akkeron ORO is a pro racquet. Be careful not to put in all hands because you have to be able to tame the fire ...

It is a well profiled racquet with good balance. What will surprise at first, it is perhaps this form of rigidity linked certainly to the sieve of the racket of padel. We feel great responsiveness and racket in hand, we confirm that this is the case. If this racquet is controlled well, we would tend to focus on its power and the ability of the racquet to print spin. The Oro does everything better than its predecessor ...

Make the right move otherwise the racket will not forgive you necessarily your approximations. Indeed, it is a rather demanding racket, which does not forgive an imperfect technique. On the other hand, for those who master ... this racket can be your ultimate weapon!

Akkeron gives us a very interesting copy with a racket for technicians, sometimes forgotten brands. They will not be able to say that they are this time forgotten!

We tested it for over a month. These tests were conducted by several participants. Conclusion: the technical players appreciate it enormously, beginners are less passionate.

The quality of the racquet seems excellent since, despite the blows made on the racquet by some testers, despite a not necessarily excellent level, the racquet is left to last ... In short, we are not ready to break it ... So much the better because more and more more rackets from padel tend to break quite quickly. This is not the case at all for this racket.

The price of the racket is high but the merit ... The ORO is a bombshell but not to put in all hands!

Franck Binisti - Padel Magazine

Franck Binisti

Franck Binisti discovers the padel at the Club des Pyramides in 2009 in the Paris region. Since padel is part of his life. You often see him touring France going to cover the major events of padel French.