Padel Rackets Comparison: Dunlop Boost Attack
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Technologies
Technologies
Technical Summary
Shape
The Boost Attack has a hybrid shape that provides additional power with a wide sweet spot for more precise hits.
Construction
This paddle features a graphite construction that gives it an incredible weight-to-power ratio for superior performance on all hits.
Core
Its medium-density rubber Eva core infused with rubber, combined with a triple layer of fabric on the face, provides control and comfort during the game.
Surface Finish
The rough surface finish of the paddle allows for more spin on hits, resulting in deeper hits.
Hole pattern
Dunlop's unique 'v'-shaped hole pattern on this paddle provides maximum ball grip on attacking hits, offering greater control and the ability to make more penetrating winning hits.
Technical Summary
Pros
👍 Exceptional power
Thanks to its graphite construction and Power Frame technology, this paddle provides exceptional power in every hit.
👍 Wide sweet spot
Its hybrid shape offers a wide sweet spot, allowing for precise hits even off-center.
👍 Great control
The rough surface finish and unique 'v'-shaped hole pattern ensure greater control over the ball on attacking hits.
👍 Excellent maneuverability
Thanks to its design and balance, this paddle offers excellent maneuverability on the court, allowing you to move easily and quickly respond to your opponent's hits.
Pros
Cons
👎 Medium weight
Being of medium weight, this paddle may be a bit heavy for some players who prefer lighter paddles.
👎 Requires good technique
Due to its power, this paddle will require good hitting technique to fully take advantage of its performance.
👎 Not suitable for beginners
The Boost Attack is designed for intermediate players, so it may be too powerful for beginners without the proper technique.
👎 Cost
This paddle may have a slightly higher cost compared to other options on the market.