Jordi Ravirosa, the President of Black Crown, offered us an interesting interview with in particular his point of view concerning the padel in Spain and internationally by passing the new racket from home Black Crown : The BOA PRO.

New gear that works very well

With the Piton 5 and the Piton 5 soft, Black Crown has managed to come up with a racquet that sells very well. The Piton 5 Soft is as its name suggests easier than the Piton 5. The Soft takes the strengths of the normal but more accessible. Today, “it is a real success”.

For next year, the all new Boa Pro will be offered at 130 euros. This is a racquet mainly for the European market. " It is an interesting intermediate price for the rest of Europe with a low price at the top of rackets with prices in the vicinity of 200 € and even more, but. But the Boa Pro brings together the best technology ».

The difference with the Classic Boa?

« It is an easier racket than the classic Boa. If this is aimed in particular at intermediate / good players, the racket will certainly make people happy as it is malleable ”.

Renewal: Marrero / Allemandi.

For Black Crown, the good news is also the renewal of the contract with Marta Marrero and Adian Allemandi. 2 top players who left with Black Crown Padel.

"Our 2e market is the French market ”

If the turnover remains mainly focused on Spain, some countries are constantly developing. And France particularly appeals to Black Crown.

«  I am very happy with the French market. There are more and more players and clubs. The market padel is very clearly to enter a very interesting phase of progression ».

But France is not the only one where the padel is developing, it is a worldwide phenomenon The padel has become a fashionable spot in many countries such as Belgium / Portugal / Holland ,.

Interview by Franck Binisti

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.