There are two types of roughness for snowshoes Padelor she is incorporated directly into the mold or simply surface. The main difference is the lifetime roughness. 

Why use rough padel rackets?

With a rough pala, you will have more friction with the ball when you hit it, which will improve the spin. This will allow you to spin the ball more on your viboras, volleys or par 3s. In short, every shot where you want to put spin will be amplified.

It should also be taken into account that the roughness often increases the stiffness of the racket. This is a parameter not to be forgotten during your racket change.

Are there different types of roughness?

Indeed, there are several levels of roughness from one pala to another, but also different ways of making a pala rough.

We distinguish the roughness impregnated in the mold of the racket from that added via the layers that cover the pala.
We observe this difference for example between the Nox AT 10 Genius and the new Nox AT 10 Genius Arena.

On the AT10 Genius Arena, it is a silica paint which will hook the ball without adding stiffness to your pala, but which will have a limited lifespan.

AT10 Luxury Genius Arena Nox

In the case of the classic Genius, the roughness is included in the mold which will provide a little less effect, will add a little rigidity to the striking plane, and above all will improve the lifespan.

It's up to you to choose the option that suits you best!

 

Alexis Dutour

Alexis Dutour is a padel enthusiast. With his training in communication and marketing, he puts his skills at the service of padel to offer us articles that are always very interesting.

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