Metalbone












81 rackets in 9 series, 2023 to 2026. Specs straight from the brand's own site.
adidas has the widest range on padell.io, from starter rackets to tournament models. The brand works in series, and a series can vary a lot inside.
Metalbone is the best known. Most Metalbones are diamonds with plenty of power, for left-side players who finish points. Not all of them: the Metalbone CTRL and the Carbon CTRL are round and built for control. Cross IT sits closer to the middle between power and control on average, with round and diamond models. Adipower is the older line that many shops still sell, often for less than the newest Metalbone.
If you are starting out or play for fun, look at Match, Drive and RX. Fibreglass, round or all-round, soft on the arm and usually well under 110 euros.
For some models only the name changes from one year to the next (3.3, 3.4, 2026). Check the versions on the racket page: sometimes last year's model is the same racket for less.
Most common shape: Round (45 of 81 rackets with a published shape).
Weight, the middle of the range the brand gives: from 323 g (adidas Adipower 10th Anniversary) to 368 g (adidas Metalbone Team Zidane). On the padell.io scale: 36 light and 45 medium.
In shops today from € 55.17 to € 282.50. Half of them cost less than € 168. Cheapest: adidas Match 3.3.
Highest score: the adidas Metalbone 3.3 with 8.8. The average of the 81 adidas rackets with a score is 7.9.
Biggest series: Metalbone, with 29 rackets in 12 lines.
Newest model year: 2026, with 35 rackets.
7 adidas rackets have an older twin with exactly the same published specs.























From the padell.io profile, worked out from the published specs. With a tie, what is in shops goes first.
These adidas rackets have exactly the same published specs as an older model: shape, weight, balance, face and core.