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Wilson Carbon Force LT Padel Racket (2025)

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  • Carbon face
  • Soft EVA core
  • 355 g

£109.99

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Wilson Carbon Force LT Padel Racket (2025)

£109.99

The Wilson Carbon Force LT padel racket is the light version of the Carbon Force: 355 g, a carbon face, a soft EVA core and a head that sellers file as a teardrop or a diamond, built for improving players who want quick hands and a forgiving sweet spot. LT stands for the lighter build.

Padelful scores manoeuvrability 9, control 8.4, overall 8.2, sweet spot 8, rebound 7.8 and power 7.6. It handles faster than the standard Carbon Force and gives less rebound and sweet spot. Sources disagree on the shape and the level.

  • Carbon face
  • Soft EVA core
  • 355 g
  • 260 mm balance (TWE)
  • Medium feel
  • Intermediate to advanced

By Tushan Das, Owner, Padel Depot · Updated

What the Carbon Force LT is

Tennis Warehouse Europe lists a 355 g racket with a 260 mm balance, a 548 cm² head, a 38 mm beam, a carbon fibre face with a soft EVA foam core and a textured surface for spin. Padelful says carbon fibre face and frame with an EVA Soft core and a medium feel.

It is a different racket from the heavier Wilson Carbon Force, which uses a carbon and fibreglass composite at about 365 g. Padelful labels the LT page 2024 and ours says 2025, so treat the year as a colourway label.

Paired bar chart of Padelful ratings for the Wilson Carbon Force LT and the standard Carbon Force: manoeuvrability, control, sweet spot, rebound and power
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Carbon Force LT against the standard Carbon Force
RatingCarbon Force LTCarbon Force (365 g)
Manoeuvrability9.07.8
Control8.48.1
Sweet spot8.08.4
Rebound7.88.5
Power7.66.8

Lighter and livelier; less rebound and less sweet spot. Padelful ratings (scale starts at 6)

How it plays: quick, forgiving and carbon-light

Padelful's pros are strong manoeuvrability, a responsive medium touch, a forgiving sweet spot, a durable carbon build and good vibration absorption from the soft core. Tennis Warehouse adds that it offers speed on volleys and smashes. That is a fair summary of a 355 g carbon racket.

Against the standard Carbon Force it trades. Manoeuvrability rises from 7.8 to 9 and power from 6.8 to 7.6, while rebound falls from 8.5 to 7.8 and sweet spot from 8.4 to 8.

Teardrop or diamond? Intermediate or advanced?

Padelful says tear, with the sweet spot a little high on the face, and Tennis Warehouse Europe says diamond. Padelful rates it for advanced players and ambitious intermediates, while Tennis Warehouse says intermediate. Both give 355 g and a soft core, and a 260 mm balance sits near the middle either way.

Our reading is a light, forgiving carbon racket for intermediates with quick hands. The shape word differs by seller.

Light Wilson carbon rackets

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RacketWeightFeelPick it if
Carbon Force LT (this page)355 gQuick, forgiving carbonYou want the lightest Carbon Force
Carbon ForceAbout 365 gSoft carbon and glassYou want a little more weight
Accent LTAbout 350 gVery manoeuvrableYou want the quickest Wilson teardrop
Bela LS V3355 gFirm, quickYou want a Bela-line racket

Weights and feel from Padelful, Tennis Warehouse Europe and retailer listings; each racket has its own page.

Table comparing Tennis Warehouse Europe and Padelful on the Wilson Carbon Force LT: shape, weight, balance, face, core and level

Who should skip the Carbon Force LT

Heavy hitters, and complete beginners, who will find a plain frame on our beginner padel rackets page cheaper and easier. If you want more attacking weight, see our advanced padel rackets and intermediate padel rackets pages, or our teardrop and hybrid padel rackets.

Add a racket protector, a fresh overgrip from our padel grips range, good padel balls and proper padel shoes. Our guide to choosing a padel racket explains shape and weight, and the full padel racket range has the rest.

Not for you if

You want heavy attacking power, you are new to padel or you need a settled shape label. Padelful gives power 7.6 and the sellers split on teardrop and diamond.

Wilson Carbon Force LT Padel Racket (2025): questions people ask

What does LT mean on the Wilson Carbon Force LT?

LT marks the lighter version. At 355 g it is lighter than the standard Carbon Force at about 365 g.

Is the Wilson Carbon Force LT good for intermediate players?

Yes. Tennis Warehouse Europe rates it intermediate, and Padelful adds that ambitious intermediates and advanced players enjoy its handling.

Is the Carbon Force LT better than the standard Carbon Force?

It is lighter and quicker, scoring 9 for manoeuvrability against 7.8 on Padelful, but it has less rebound and sweet spot.

How heavy is the Wilson Carbon Force LT?

Tennis Warehouse Europe lists 355 g with a 10 g tolerance, and Padelful lists 355.

Is the Wilson Carbon Force LT a teardrop or a diamond?

Padelful says tear and Tennis Warehouse Europe says diamond. Both give a 355 g racket with a soft core.

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

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