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Volt 500 Junior Padel Racket
Specifically designed to support the progress of young players, the Volt 500 Junior makes no compromises on quality. It translates the European brand's expertise into a format adapted to junior body types, offering a perfect balance between technical learning and immediate fun on the court.
The Volt 500 Junior is the perfect ally for future champions: an ultra-manoeuvrable and comfortable racket, designed to master control and spin from the very first rallies.
CHF 145.00
Delivery in 2 to 8 days
Once your order has been processed
Returns within 30 days
From the day you receive it
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Thanks to its Soft EVA core, this racket offers dynamic ball exit without requiring significant physical strength. The flexible structure generates natural ball speed, ideal for helping young players reach the back of the court with ease and confidence.
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Comfort is the absolute priority for growing joints. The use of fibreglass throughout the frame and faces, combined with a soft rubber, absorbs almost all vibrations. Each stroke is soft, drastically reducing the risk of fatigue or injury.
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Learning spin starts here. The Volt 500 Junior features a Sandy Surface. This rough coating grips the ball at impact, allowing young competitors to discover the sensations of "slice" and improve the rotation of their lobs and serves.
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With its round shape, this racket has a very wide sweet spot. Even slightly off-centre balls return with precision to the other side of the net. It's the perfect tool to stabilise play and build points with great technical serenity.
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The Low Weight Balance shifts the racket's weight towards the handle. The result: an absolute feeling of lightness and exceptional reactivity at the net. Its lightweight design allows juniors to string shots together effortlessly and react instantly during fast defensive phases.
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