adidas Metalbone 3.4 2025 Ale Galan
Shape
Diamond
Weight
345 to 360 g
Balance
High
Core
EVA Soft Performance
Face
Carbon Aluminized 16K
Surface
Rough
Frame
Carbon with Low Poly frame and Power Groove
Feel
Medium
Spin
High
Level
Professional
Style
Power
Season
2025
Player
Ale Galán

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adidas · 2025 season · previous season

adidas Metalbone 3.4 2025 Ale Galan

4.1 / 5 from 7 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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Since we started tracking it on 7 Sept. The average over that time is £174.

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What reviewers say

AI summary of 7 reviews

Ale Galan's racket is reviewed as an unapologetic power tool for advanced attackers who live at the net. Testers and owners alike praise the explosive smash, the spin from the textured face, and a solidity and comfort that surprised people given how stiff and head-heavy it is. The weight and balance system, adjustable by around 11 grams, is seen as a real feature rather than a gimmick, though Padel Game Plan says you need to use it because it arrives very head-heavy. The recurring complaint is weight: all four Padelful community reviewers scored it 8 out of 10, but one who moved from a Nox AT10 warned it is far more demanding in defence and will simply be too heavy for some. Padelshop and others add that beginners and control-first players should look elsewhere, and the price is high.

Praised
Explosive smash power · Adjustable weight and balance · Strong spin generation · Surprisingly stable and comfortable for a power racket
Criticised
Heavy and head-heavy out of the box · Demanding in defence · Needs good technique · Expensive
Sources: Padelful (5), PadelShop (1), Padel Game Plan (1). Summary generated 9 September 2026. How we do this
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The adidas Metalbone 2026 (3.5) Ale Galan replaced this racket, from £199.

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