Adidas has officially announced the launch of the new Arrow Hit Light, the lightest model in the Arrow range and the new paddle chosen by Ari Sánchez, with whom she made her debut in the P1 of Valencia (which she won alongside Andrea Ustero). With this new release, the German brand expands its most recent line, introduced in 2025.
The strength of the Arrow_hit Light is its weight, ranging between 345 and 360 grams, aiming to increase maneuverability and responsiveness on the court. A racket that enhances reflexes at the net during intense exchanges and speed in the swing.
The racket, which has a diamond shape, encapsulates the best engineering innovations developed by adidas laboratories. Among these stands out the ASC (Adidas Signature Carbon), an exclusive carbon fiber fabric used only for this range, which integrates the brand’s logo directly on the surface of the blade, optimizing structural rigidity to unleash power without losing ball control. The paddle’s touch is intermediate thanks to a Soft Power EVA foam, while the balance is at the top.
The core and profile of the Arrow_hit Light host three other key systems. The Muscle Power System, a carbon rib structure positioned in the heart of the racket that improves torsional resistance and stability; the Power Groove, a track integrated into the head profile that stiffens its structure; the Extra Power Grip, an elongated handle design that increases shot inertia, offering players more power and, at the same time, better comfort and control.
With this launch, Adidas Padel confirms its leadership in innovation and high-performance product development, offering a definitive solution to those seeking speed, precision, and power in an ultralight frame.
Photo: Silvestre Szpylma / Premier Padel
