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Babolat

Babolat Reflex

Beginner–advanced Arm-friendly

The Babolat Reflex is a light diamond-shaped padel racket with an even balance, a Soft EVA core and a smooth fiberglass face. The frame combines fiberglass and carbon. It is aimed at players with an attacking style who want a light, manoeuvrable racket.

Specs from shop data. The play profile scores are estimates based on shape, balance and core.

Weight
345–360 g
Shape
Diamond
Balance
Medium
Core
EVA · soft

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Estimated

Playing profile

Power7/10
Control6/10
Comfort7/10
Sweet spot5/10
Manoeuvrability8/10

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Specifications

Weight
345–360 g
Shape
Diamond
Balance
Medium
Core
EVA
Hardness
Soft
Face
Fibreglass
Surface
Smooth
Thickness
approx. 38 mm
Level
Beginner · Intermediate · Advanced (estimated)
Arm-friendly
Yes

Pros and cons

Pros

  • Light and manoeuvrable
  • Soft EVA core and fiberglass face for ball feel
  • Even balance despite the diamond shape

Cons

  • High sweet spot requires good technique
  • Smooth surface offers less spin

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