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Ideal for: advanced players looking for a versatile racket with excellent precision
Vibor-A Black Mamba Radical 12K 2026 Padel Racket
The Vibor-A Black Mamba Radical 12K padel racket is a high-end racket designed for advanced players looking for versatility, controlled power, and technical precision. Positioned between the classic Black Mamba and more offensive models, it offers an ideal balance for dominating the game while maintaining excellent control.
Ideal for: advanced players looking for a versatile racket with excellent precision
Playing style: an all-round, technical game based on control, spin, and changes of pace
CHF 340.00
Delivery in 2 to 8 days
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The Black Mamba Radical delivers progressive and usable power, thanks to its hybrid shape (teardrop leaning towards diamond) and medium-high balance. The 12K carbon surface allows for excellent energy return, ideal for stepping up the pace without losing control.
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Its medium EVA (laminated EVA) core provides a very balanced medium feel, combining vibration absorption and precise feedback. The reinforced bridge structure also improves stability and reduces vibrations on impact.
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The racket features a rough, sand-finish surface, allowing for excellent ball grip. This finish promotes spin on topspin shots, sliced shots, and technical bandejas.
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Thanks to its hybrid shape and a slightly high but forgiving sweet spot, it offers excellent control in all phases of play. It allows for secure defensive shots while remaining precise in offensive phases.
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With a weight of 360 to 375 g and a medium to medium-high balance, the Black Mamba Radical 12K retains good manoeuvrability for a racket of its size. Its 100% carbon frame and hybrid shape allow smooth transitions between defence and attack, while keeping enough inertia to stay stable on impact.
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