adidas Arrow Hit 2026
Shape
Diamond
Weight
360 to 375 g
Balance
High
Core
EVA Soft Performance
Face
ASC carbon fibre
Surface
Rough
Frame
Carbon with Muscle Power System and Structural Reinforcement
Feel
Medium
Spin
High
Level
Professional
Style
Power
Season
2026
Player
Ariana Sánchez

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adidas · 2026 season

adidas Arrow Hit 2026

4.3 / 5 from 3 reviews across 3 sources
Who it suits
Read from the specs, not a play test

Made for strong competitive players who want power at the net and on the smash: a diamond head and the weight up in the head.

Think twice if you are new to padel. It is aimed at advanced players and asks more of your technique.

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Is £219.99 a good price?
Lowest price we have recorded

Since we started tracking it on 7 Sept. The average over that time is £231.

RRP £350. The best delivered total is £130 under it.
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What reviewers say

AI summary of 3 reviews

Coverage of the new Arrow Hit is thin so far, with three site reviews and no customer comments yet. Testers describe it as the successor to the Adipower Multiweight, an attacking diamond with a rail system that lets you shift balance without tools, and they agree that the adjustment genuinely changes how it plays rather than being a gimmick. Padelful's tester liked the crisp, direct carbon feel and heavy volleys at the net, while Time2Padel found the ball exit livelier than expected and defence more comfortable than the shape suggests. Both note it punishes off-centre contact and is less powerful on low balls, and Padelful passed on some early durability worries. The consensus is intermediate to advanced players with an offensive mindset; it is not a forgiving racket for beginners or pure defenders.

Praised
Adjustable balance that genuinely changes the feel · Crisp, direct carbon response · Heavy volleys and strong finishing at the net · Good ball exit for an attacking racket
Criticised
Unforgiving on off-centre hits · Less power from low balls · Early durability concerns reported · Few independent reviews yet
Sources: Padelful (1), Time2Padel (1), Padelnuestro blog (1). Summary generated 9 September 2026. How we do this

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