adidas Arrow Hit Carbon vs Cross It Carbon
The main difference: the materials differ. Arrow Hit Carbon is £29 cheaper today.
Compared on the brands’ published specs and the prices we record from UK shops. We have not play-tested either racket. Prices checked 5 October 2026. We may earn a commission if you buy through a shop link; it does not change the price.
Arrow Hit Carbon
Cross It Carbon
Which one suits you
Pick the Arrow Hit Carbon if
- You want to spend less: it is £29 cheaper delivered today (£145.99 against £174.99).
Pick the Cross It Carbon if
On the specs and today’s price we can’t find a reason to choose it over the other one. You may still prefer how it looks or feels, which a spec sheet can’t tell you.
Not a factor, because they are the same on both: shape (both diamond), balance (both high), feel (both soft), weight, level (both professional).
Specs side by side
Rows that differ are highlighted.
| Arrow Hit Carbon | Cross It Carbon | |
|---|---|---|
| Shape | Diamond | Diamond |
| Weight | 360 to 375 g | 360 to 375 g |
| Balance | High | High |
| Feel | Soft | Soft |
| Core | EVA Soft Performance | EVA Soft Performance |
| Face | ASC Carbon Fibre | Carbon 6K |
| Surface | Rough | Rough |
| Frame | Carbon (Muscle Power System) | Carbon (11 Thirteen Structural Reinforcement) |
| Spin | High | High |
| Level | Professional | Professional |
| Style | Power | Power |
| Season | 2026 | 2026 |
| Player | Not published | Maxi Arce |
| RRP | £235 | £245 |
Is now a good time to buy either?
Since we started tracking it on 8 Sept. The average over that time is £149.
Price history and alerts →Since we started tracking it on 8 Sept. The average over that time is £180.
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