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adidas Arrow Hit Pro Padel Racket 2026

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  • Diamond
  • Even balance, adjustable
  • 360 to 375 g

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adidas Arrow Hit Pro Padel Racket 2026

£279.95

The adidas Arrow Hit Pro padel racket is a limited edition of the Arrow Hit named after Ari Sánchez, for advanced players who want a diamond with an even balance they can tune. It has an ASC carbon face, an EVA Soft Performance core, a 38 mm profile and a listed weight of 360 to 375 g.

Unlike the standard Arrow Hit, which is head heavy, the licensee lists this one as even, with an Intelligent Balance System that lets you adjust the balance. We found no independent review, so this page covers what is published and where it disagrees.

  • Diamond
  • Even balance, adjustable
  • 360 to 375 g
  • ASC carbon face
  • EVA Soft Performance core
  • Limited edition

Built for steps 5 to 6 of 6

Which level is the adidas Arrow Hit Pro Edition 2026 Padel Racket for?

  1. 1First gamesPlaytomic 0 to 1.4 · LTA 1 to 2
  2. 2BeginnerPlaytomic 1.5 to 2.4 · LTA 2.5 to 3
  3. 3ImprovingPlaytomic 2.5 to 3.4 · LTA 3.5 to 4
  4. 4IntermediatePlaytomic 3.5 to 4.4 · LTA 4 to 4.5
  5. 5AdvancedPlaytomic 4.5 to 5.4 · LTA 5 to 5.5
  6. 6CompetitionPlaytomic 5.5+ · LTA 6 to 7

By Tushan Das, Owner, Padel Depot · Updated

What the Pro Edition changes

The licensee, All For Padel, lists the Pro Edition as a diamond with an even balance, a 455 mm length, 38 mm thickness and the standard Arrow Hit's ASC face and EVA Soft Performance core. Its sheet carries the Muscle Power System, Power Groove and Extra Power Grip, and an Intelligent Balance System: a rail on each side of the blade that lets you adjust the balance to taste.

That is the real change from the plain Arrow Hit. The standard racket is listed as head heavy and the Pro Edition as even, which should make it quicker through the air and easier to defend with. It also means you are expected to spend time setting it up.

The page describes a centred sweet spot, a balanced feel and stable, reliable responses, and says it is built for players who focus on precision, control and smart shot selection. That sits oddly beside the pro-level label, as the next section shows.

Table comparing the adidas Arrow Hit Pro Edition with the plain Arrow Hit on shape, balance, weight, thickness, face, core and edition: even adjustable balance on the Pro Edition against head heavy on the plain racket
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Arrow Hit Pro Edition against the plain Arrow Hit
SpecArrow Hit Pro EditionArrow Hit (plain)
ShapeDiamondDiamond
BalanceEven, adjustableHead heavy
Weight360 to 375 g360 to 375 g
Thickness38 mm38 mm
FaceASC carbonASC carbon
CoreEVA Soft PerformanceEVA Soft Performance
EditionLimited, Ari SanchezStandard

The big change is the balance. Source: All For Padel (adidas licensee) sheets for both rackets.

Level, style and balance: sources disagree

The licensee lists pro level. Padelbenchmark calls it a pro power racket. Zona de Padel says intermediate to advanced, and Padelreference calls it a control racket. Balance is even on the licensee sheet and medium on several retailers.

Our reading: an advanced racket that rewards good technique and some tinkering, not a first diamond. If you want to compare it with the standard model, the Arrow Hit is the head-heavy version, and the Arrow Hit Carbon is the other diamond in the family.

adidas Arrow Hit diamonds, 2026

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RacketBalanceEditionPick it if
Arrow Hit Pro EditionEven, adjustableLimited, Ari SánchezYou want a tunable, quicker diamond
Arrow HitHead heavyStandardYou want the harder hitter
Arrow Hit CarbonHead heavyStandardYou want a more forgiving diamond
Arrow Hit HexagonHighCup editionYou want the Hexagon Cup racket

Specs from the All For Padel (adidas licensee) sheets and retailers.

Table of what sources say about the adidas Arrow Hit Pro Edition level and style: pro or intermediate to advanced, power or control

Who should skip the Pro Edition

Anyone who wants a plug-and-play racket or does not enjoy adjusting kit. Intermediates stepping towards a diamond are better served by the intermediate padel rackets page and the round Arrow Hit Ctrl, and anyone with arm trouble should read our guide to choosing a padel racket first.

Not for you if

You want an independent verdict before buying, a racket that works straight from the box or a forgiving feel. We found no independent review of this edition.

Setting up a diamond racket

Fit a racket protector and a fresh adidas overgrip; the longer grip is part of the design, and the padel grips page has other options. adidas Speed RX balls and the padel balls guide cover the rest, and padel shoes help with court movement.

More power rackets are on the diamond padel rackets and advanced padel rackets pages, and the full padel racket range covers the rest.

adidas Arrow Hit Pro Padel Racket 2026: questions people ask

What is the adidas Arrow Hit Pro Edition?

A limited edition of the Arrow Hit diamond named after Ari Sánchez. It is listed with an even balance and a rail-based Intelligent Balance System, where the standard Arrow Hit is head heavy.

Is the Arrow Hit Pro the same as the Arrow Hit Pro EDT?

Yes. EDT is the licensee's abbreviation for edition, and retailers use Pro, Pro Edition and Pro EDT for the same racket.

How does the Arrow Hit Pro differ from the standard Arrow Hit?

The headline difference is balance: even and adjustable against head heavy. Both are ASC carbon diamonds at 360 to 375 g and 38 mm.

Is the Arrow Hit Pro a power or a control racket?

Sources split. One benchmark site calls it power, a retailer calls it control, and the licensee page talks about precision and control. Expect a quick, tunable diamond.

What does the Intelligent Balance System do?

Per the licensee, a rail on each side of the blade lets you adjust the balance to your liking. Some retailers describe it as adjustable weights, so check the box.

Is there a review of the Arrow Hit Pro Edition?

We found no independent test. Padelful reviews the standard Arrow Hit, not this edition.

More from the adidas family

Not sure the adidas Arrow Hit Pro Edition 2026 Padel Racket is the one? Compare it with every other padel racket we stock, sorted by level, shape and weight, and the advanced padel rackets page narrows it to your level.

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