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In our comprehensive Padel Balls Test 2025, we tested six popular models for playing characteristics, durability, and speed – including tips on storage, lifespan, and the use of pressurized containers to extend their longevity.
The new version of the Babolat Pure Drive 98 (Gen 11) is perfect for players who want to combine power with maximum control. We put the racket to the test to see how it performs on the court!
The Yasaka Rakza Z delivers impressive spin and excellent control, making it especially appealing for aggressive players. It truly shines during fast attacks and topspin shots. In our review, you'll find out how it performs in practice compared to other Rakza rubbers.
In this comparison, we take a close look at the best table tennis rubbers. Find out which models are particularly well-suited for beginners, all-rounders, or competitive players – perfectly matched to your individual playing style and on-the-table demands.
The Tibhar Powercarbon XT combines explosive speed with precise control – perfect for ambitious players. But how does it perform in real-world play? Find out here!
Top control for precise all-round play! Our review shows how the soft sponge and grippy topsheet provide confidence and spin for both beginners and advanced players.
The Vega X is considered an insider tip among offensive players who don’t want to trade control for speed. We’ll show you what makes the Vega X stand out – and who can really turn it into a weapon on the table.
The Yasaka Rakza X combines powerful acceleration, excellent spin, and precise control. Its strengths particularly shine during fast attacks and topspin shots. In our detailed review, you'll find out how the Rakza X performs in real-world play.
The JOOLA Carbon Pro is marketed as a racket with a harmonious balance of spin, speed, and control. In this review, we take a closer look to see if it lives up to that promise.
