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Ideal for: intermediate to advanced players looking for a forgiving and precise racket
Vibor-A Black Mamba Evo Pro 2026 Padel Racket
The Vibor-A Black Mamba Evo Pro 2026 padel racket is a versatile, control-oriented racket designed for players seeking precision, comfort, and manoeuvrability. With its round/hybrid shape and enlarged sweet spot, it offers great forgiveness and excellent consistency in play, while still offering useful acceleration.
Ideal for: intermediate to advanced players looking for a forgiving and precise racket
Playing style: control and point-building play, based on consistency, defence, and variation
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CHF 165.00
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CHF 260.00
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Vibor-A Black Mamba Evo Pro 2026 Padel Racket
CHF 260.00CHF 165.00
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The Black Mamba Evo Pro padel racket offers moderate and progressive power, favouring placement over raw hitting. Its carbon structure, however, allows for effective acceleration when you commit to the swing, offering a good compromise for a modern game.
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Thanks to its EVA core, it delivers a very comfortable medium-soft feel, with good vibration absorption. It is particularly pleasant during defensive phases and long rallies.
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Its sanded rough finish allows for excellent ball grip, facilitating spin generation. It allows for precise spin without losing control.
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This is its strong point: with its round shape and enlarged sweet spot, it offers exceptional control and great forgiveness. It secures shots and allows points to be built with precision.
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With a weight between 360 and 375 g and a medium balance, this racket offers excellent manoeuvrability. It is fast at the net and easy to play, ideal for transitions and defensive play.
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