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adidas Metalbone Team Light 3.4
Made for advanced players who want control and a forgiving sweet spot: a round head, an even balance 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 £105.
- Padel MarketIn stock£119.99 + £8 delivery · ships from Spain · 4 to 5 days£127.99Go to shop
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| Padel Market | In stock | £119.99£171.99 | £8 delivery · ships from Spain · 4 to 5 days | £127.99 | Go to shop |
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The adidas Metalbone Team Light 2026 replaced this racket, from £140.99.
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Compared head to head
- vs Metalbone Team Light 2026 · £140.99
- vs Metalbone 3.4 Ale Galan · £169.99
- vs Metalbone Team 3.4 · £99.99
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