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adidas Arrow Hit Hexagon Padel Racket 2026

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  • Diamond
  • High balance
  • 360 to 375 g

£144

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adidas Arrow Hit Hexagon Padel Racket 2026

£144

The adidas Arrow Hit Hexagon padel racket is a special edition of the Arrow Hit, made for the Hexagon Cup: a head-heavy diamond for advanced players who want to attack. It carries a Carbon 3K hitting surface on the same core construction as the standard Arrow Hit, with a 38 mm profile and a listed weight of 360 to 375 g.

It goes by several names, including Hexagon Cup, Hexagon LTD and Carbon Hexagon. We could not find an independent review, so this page sets out what retailers and the licensee publish, and where they disagree.

  • Diamond
  • High balance
  • 360 to 375 g
  • Carbon 3K surface
  • EVA Soft Performance core
  • Cup edition

By Tushan Das, Owner, Padel Depot · Updated

What the Hexagon edition is

Racketguide, quoting manufacturer information, calls it a special edition of the Arrow Hit series, created for the Hexagon Cup and designed with a clearly offensive profile. It shares the standard Arrow Hit's core construction, diamond shape and high sweet spot, and adds a Carbon 3K hitting surface.

Zona de Padel describes the same racket as built for maximum power and precision, with a quick and firm response, and mentions Hexagon Cup branding. It lists the level as advanced in its spec table and intermediate to advanced in its text. Treat it as advanced.

Nobody we found explains the Hexagon Cup in detail, and none of the pages is an independent test. Read the spec list as the brand's description of the racket, not as a verdict.

Table comparing the adidas Arrow Hit Hexagon with the plain Arrow Hit on shape, balance, weight, thickness, face, core and positioning: same diamond and weight, with a Carbon 3K surface on the Hexagon

Where the listings disagree

The core is the main split. Most sources say EVA Soft Performance, but one spec table lists the core as hard. The wording of the face varies too: Racketguide lists a textured, hard ASC Carbon surface alongside the 3K carbon, while another page gives only 3K. Expect a firm, attacking racket and check the box when it arrives.

The names are the other issue. Retailers sell it as the Arrow Hit Hexagon Cup, the Hexagon LTD, the Hexagon or the Carbon Hexagon. Going by the specs, they are one racket.

adidas diamonds, 2026

Swipe sideways for every column

RacketFaceBalancePick it if
Arrow Hit HexagonCarbon 3K surfaceHighYou want the Cup edition
Arrow HitASC carbonHead heavyYou want the standard diamond
Arrow Hit CarbonASC carbonHead heavyYou want a more forgiving diamond
Cross It CarbonCarbon 6KHighYou want a livelier 6K diamond

Specs from Racketguide, Zona de Padel and the All For Padel (adidas licensee) sheets.

The names retailers use for the adidas Arrow Hit Hexagon 2026: Hexagon Cup, Hexagon LTD, Hexagon and Carbon Hexagon

Who should skip the Hexagon

Anyone who wants a forgiving or comfortable racket, or a lighter swing (the Ari Sánchez Arrow Hit Light is the lighter option). A head-heavy diamond with a firm face loads the arm,and the only reviews we found are two beginners praising control and one advanced player giving a bare one star, which tells you nothing. Round rackets on the control padel rackets page are kinder, and the intermediate padel rackets page covers the step before a diamond. If you want a diamond you can tune, the limited Arrow Hit Pro Edition has an even, adjustable balance.

Not for you if

You want an easy arm, a forgiving sweet spot or independent proof before you buy. This is a limited cup edition with no independent test that we could find.

Setting up a diamond racket

Fit a racket protector and a fresh adidas overgrip; the padel grips page has more choice. adidas Speed RX balls and the padel balls guide cover the rest, and padel shoes help with the net work.

More power rackets are on our diamond padel rackets and advanced padel rackets pages, the guide to choosing a padel racket explains the trade-offs, and the full padel racket range covers the rest.

adidas Arrow Hit Hexagon Padel Racket 2026: questions people ask

What is the adidas Arrow Hit Hexagon?

A special edition of the Arrow Hit made for the Hexagon Cup, with an offensive profile and a Carbon 3K hitting surface on the standard Arrow Hit core.

Is the Arrow Hit Hexagon the same as the Hexagon Cup or Hexagon LTD?

Retailers use all three names, plus Carbon Hexagon, for what the specs show to be one racket. Check the face and year on the listing you buy.

How does the Hexagon differ from the plain Arrow Hit?

Same diamond shape, high balance, 38 mm profile and 360 to 375 g weight. The Hexagon adds a Carbon 3K hitting surface and cup branding.

Is the Arrow Hit Hexagon good for intermediate players?

Not usually. It is listed as advanced, with a head-heavy balance and a firm response. Strong attacking intermediates may cope, but a round racket is easier.

Is the core of the Hexagon soft or hard?

Most sources say EVA Soft Performance. One retailer spec table lists a hard core, so we cannot be certain which is right.

Is there a review of the Arrow Hit Hexagon?

We found no independent test. Retailer pages show three user ratings that average 3.0, which is too few to rely on.

Still comparing? The full range of padel rackets sits on one page, sorted by level, shape and weight, and the advanced padel rackets page narrows it to your level.

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