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Bullpadel Hack vs Adidas Metalbone
Pick the Hack if your elbow has ever complained, you build points and want the ball to go where you aim it or you want a softer feel that forgives more. Pick the Metalbone if you finish points and want more from the smash or you want a firmer, livelier feel.
| Bullpadel Hack | Adidas Metalbone |
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| Shape | diamond | diamond |
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| Weight | 370 g | 370 g |
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| Balance | high | high |
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| Core | medium | hard |
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| Face | carbon | carbon |
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| Built for | strong club | competitive |
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| Power | 8 of 10 | 9 of 10 |
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| Control | 6 of 10 | 5 of 10 |
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| Kind to the arm | 5 of 10 | 3 of 10 |
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| Lighter edition | No | No |
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| Women's edition | No | No |
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| Street price | €220 to €320 | €250 to €380 |
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The rows in bold are where they differ. They match on shape, weight, balance, face, lighter edition and women's edition.
The Hack
Paquito Navarro's line. Power with a hard-ish core; a finisher's racket that asks for clean contact in return.
Against the Metalbone: kinder to the arm, more control, cheaper.
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The Metalbone
Ale Galán's racket, adjustable weights and all. Enormous overhead, small sweet spot, unforgiving arm. Only if you are already good.
Against the Hack: harder on the arm, more power, dearer.
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