You have embarked on the padel and you bought your first pala. After advice and much discussion on the round or diamond shape, you have made up your mind. But time goes by, your game evolves, what to do?

Your racket has become your best friend and partner. No question of changing while it is still in great condition and it is no longer like that. And to be honest, putting so much money in a new racket is bothering you.

The problem is that your game has evolved and your round racket does not allow you to hit balls as hard as you would like. There is a solution, inexpensive, that can help you ... the sinkers.

At most product sellers padel, you can buy weights that stick to the racket.

For a round racket, to which you would like to increase the weight of the head and thus hit harder, install a few grams on each side, at the edge of the protector.

For a diamond-shaped racket to which you would like to reduce the weight of head and thus have more control, put a few grams on the end of the handle, on the grip of origin, under the overgrip.

Two simple ways to change the weight of your racket, at a lower cost.

Attention: Go little by little to find the perfect balance.

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.

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