Tecnifibre Wallmaster One Padel Racket

Tennisnuts lists a round racket at 370 g with a tolerance of 10 g, an EVA foam core, a graphite and fibreglass surface and a beginner level. It names the arch bridge for frame flexibility, XTC by TEI for shock absorption, a PHD pattern with three hole sizes and X-Top aramid and PTFE protection. The product code is 16WAMAONE3.

That is a soft, forgiving build, and 370 g is on the heavier side for a beginner racket, so it asks for a steady wrist. Its round shape and EVA core suit someone learning to keep the ball in play.

The spec table says medium, even balance and the description says slightly overhead. The spec table says a smooth surface and the description says a rough Pala surface. At 370 g with a round head, we would treat it as even and not expect much spin from the face.

Tennis Warehouse and others sell the same racket as the Wall Master One, and we cover it on our Wall Master One page, which adds Padelful's scores. We cannot confirm the two listings are one racket.

The Wallmaster 355 is 15 g lighter and head light, while the Wall Master 370 is the firmer carbon-faced racket at the same weight. The Wall Master 365 sits between them.

Anyone who wants power or spin from the face, and players with a weak wrist who would prefer a lighter racket. Our beginner padel rackets page compares other starters, and our control padel rackets page covers more round options.

Pair it with fresh padel balls, an overgrip from our padel grips range, a racket protector and proper padel shoes. Our guide to choosing a padel racket covers weight and shape, and the full padel racket range has the rest.