Specs are taken from adidas and cross-checked against UK retailers where they publish them. Weight is the manufacturer’s range; individual rackets vary by a few grams. Image supplied by the retailer.
adidas Metalbone Team 2026
Made for advanced players who want power at the net and on the smash: a diamond head, the weight up in the head and a soft core.
Think twice if you are new to padel. It is aimed at advanced players and asks more of your technique.
Since we started tracking it on 8 Sept. The average over that time is £115.
- PDHSportsIn stock£109.99 + free delivery · UK stock · 1 to 3 days£109.99Go to shop
- Everything PadelIn stock£135.99 + free delivery · UK stock · 1 to 3 days£135.99Go to shop
| PDHSports | In stock | £109.99£175 | free delivery · UK stock · 1 to 3 days | £109.99 | Go to shop |
| Everything Padel | In stock | £135.99£175 | free delivery · UK stock · 1 to 3 days | £135.99 | Go to shop |
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The adidas Metalbone Team 3.4 is the model this one replaced. Same shape, weight and core.
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Compared head to head
- vs Metalbone Carbon · £139
- vs Cross It Team Ctrl · £121.49
- vs Babolat Technical Veron 3.0 2026 · £114.99
- vs Bullpadel Vertex Advance 2026 · £109.99
- vs Metalbone Team 3.4 · £99.99
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