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Black Crown Patron Kore 2026 Padel Racket
The Black Crown Patron Kore 2026 padel racket is the most technologically advanced racket in the range. Designed for advanced players looking for a perfect combination of power, control, and comfort, it incorporates high-end materials and innovative technologies that improve every aspect of the game.
Black Crown Patron Kore: a padel racket that combines power, technology, and arm protection, ideal for advanced players who want to perform without compromise.
CHF 260.00
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Black Crown Patron Kore 2026 Padel Racket
CHF 260.00
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Delivery in 2 to 8 days
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The Patron Kore delivers impressive power thanks to its 24K carbon surface, a rigid and reactive material that promotes explosive ball output.
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Designed to protect the arm during intense matches, this racket incorporates VibraLow technology, a lateral system that effectively absorbs vibrations upon impact. This technology improves hitting comfort and reduces arm fatigue.
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The 5D Extraspin finish on the surface creates a rough texture that increases ball grip. As a result, it is easier to generate precise spin on viboras, bandejas, or topspin shots.
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The combination of the Patron Tech internal structure and the 3XPLAY EVA foam allows for excellent ball reading and optimal control in tactical play. Low-intensity shots remain precise and controlled, allowing you to build the point with confidence, especially in defence or net exchanges.
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The Patron Kore offers ideal manoeuvrability for demanding players. Its 100% carbon frame reinforced with Aero Carbon technology provides strength and stability while maintaining excellent responsiveness in rapid movements and changes of direction.
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