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adidas Arrow Hit Hexagon Cup vs Wilson Carbon Force Padel 2

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The verdict

Choose the Arrow Hit Hexagon Cup if you want more power, the Carbon Force Padel 2 if you want more handling and control.

Arrow Hit Hexagon CupHighest score
Pick this one for
  • Power+1.5
Carbon Force Padel 2
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  • Handling+2.0
  • Control+1.5

Neither is sold to Netherlands by the shops on padell.io.

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How they play

From the Arrow Hit Hexagon Cup to the Carbon Force Padel 2: more handling, more control, less power.

Controlmore control3.55.0
Powerless power8.57.0
Comfortabout the same7.07.0
Handlingmore handling2.04.0
Forgivenessabout the same4.04.0

Arrow Hit Hexagon CupCarbon Force Padel 2Line = the average of all rackets

Where the specs differ

Launched
2026
2024
Weight
360 to 375 g
365 g
Balance
Head-heavy according to the brand
Head-heavy according to the brand, 265 mm
Face
3K carbon
Carbon and fiberglass
Core
EVA Soft Performance
Soft EVA
Thickness
38 mm
Not published
Surface
Spin Blade Decal
Flat
Handle
Extra Power Grip
Not published
Frame
Not published
Carbon
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Shape
Diamond
Diamond

Reviews and videos

No review site has tested both yet. Reviews of the Arrow Hit Hexagon Cup: 0. Of the Carbon Force Padel 2: 0.

Arrow Hit Hexagon Cup: reviews and videos →Carbon Force Padel 2: reviews and videos →

Or a third racket in between

HeadSpeed One 2025

Better where both are weak: handling 5 against 2 and 4, and otherwise close to the two.

€ 152.90Compare all three →

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