Focus on the high-end padel racket from Artengo: The PR990 ELITE. An astonishing racket despite its low price compared to other rackets of the same standing.

The PR990 ELITE ARTENGO is a racket whose look does not necessarily make him a tribute. Red and black, a design that is perhaps its low weight, not that its look is ugly, but it does not feel like a qualitative racket while the pala is yet.
This is even the high-end racket brand that is for players who play regularly. Be careful, this racquet has a pronounced weight in the head. Conclusion: The racket will be aimed at offensive players who like snowshoes whose balance at the frame.

If like all ARTENGO, this racket is easy to handle. It is not the most easy to handle of its padel rackets due precisely to a pronounced balance towards the front.
Artengo offers here a layer of carbon between 2 layers of glass. This has the effect of bringing a little comfort in this racket developed for the competition.
In terms of vibration, it is doing well thanks to the carbon fiber that reduces vibrations and the sweet spot is wide.
This racket will send heavy if you use it in smash. On the other hand provide you with a good little arm to handle the pala.
And yes, unlike its pala ultra light 330 gr, it is almost 50 gr more. And this overweight is in the sieve. Appraisal: A racket of 373 gr which allows to give power to the racket but which requires players to have a certain level to exploit the best of this racket.

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Franck Binisti discovered padel at the Club des Pyramides in 2009 in the Paris region. Since then, padel has been part of his life. You often see him touring France to cover major French padel events.

























































































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