The Andalusian player Juan Lebrón unveiled his new racket Babolat on the occasion of World Padel Pairs Championship in Kuwait. Gone is the iconic white of recent seasons: this time the Lobo opts for an aesthetic centered on orange marking a strong visual evolution in the Spanish champion's range.
On social media, the player from Cadiz shared his enthusiasm:
"Happy to announce my new collection with Babolat Here in Kuwait! Congratulations to the whole team! Babolat "Thank you for the incredible work. I can't wait to test it on the court this afternoon."
This new racquet 2026 will therefore make his official debut at the World Cup, before being available for purchase starting December 4th .
For BabolatThis release marks a new stage in the collaboration with one of the most iconic figures in world padel. An evolution in design, but also undoubtedly in feel, that enthusiasts will be able to discover in just a few weeks.
No need to panic, the French padel tester, Stéphane Penso, will, as always, carry out the uncompromising test of this new padel racket.
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