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adidas Metalbone Carbon 3.3 vs Head Extreme Pro

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The verdict

Choose the Metalbone Carbon 3.3 if you want more comfort. The Extreme Pro does nothing clearly better on paper.

Metalbone Carbon 3.3Highest score
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  • Comfort+1.0
Extreme Pro
No clear edge

On paper it does nothing clearly better than the other.

Better buy now: the Extreme Pro. It plays at least as well on paper and costs € 13.05 less in Netherlands.

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How they play

From the Metalbone Carbon 3.3 to the Extreme Pro: less comfort.

Controlabout the same4.04.0
Powerabout the same9.09.0
Comfortless comfort8.07.0
Handlingabout the same2.02.0
Forgivenessabout the same4.54.5

Metalbone Carbon 3.3Extreme ProLine = the average of all rackets

Where the specs differ

Launched
2024
2023
Weight
360 to 375 g
360 to 380 g
Balance
Head-heavy according to the brand
Head-heavy according to the brand, 272 mm
Face
6K carbon
Carbon and fiberglass
Core
EVA Soft Performance
Power Foam
Thickness
Not published
38 mm
Head size
485 cm²
Not published
Surface
Spin Blade Decal
Rough
Handle
Not published
Soft Butt Cap
Frame
Octagonal Structure
Hybrid Woven
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Shape
Diamond
Diamond

Reviews and videos

padel.fyi

Rates the Extreme Pro higher: 8.0 against 7.4.

Metalbone Carbon 3.37.4Best for: Intermediate players seeking versatility and comfortRead the review
Extreme Pro8.0Best for: Advanced power players strong enough for head-heavy weightRead the review

Often mentioned in video reviews

Metalbone Carbon 3.33 videos
  • Comfortable, little vibration 2×
  • Harder to handle 2×
  • Small sweet spot 2×
Extreme Pro

No summarised videos yet.

Metalbone Carbon 3.3: reviews and videos →Extreme Pro: reviews and videos →

Or a third racket in between

adidasCross IT Carbon 2026 Maxi Arce

Sits between the two on paper.

€ 174.90Compare all three →

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