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Discover the Tecnifibre Curva Club.

A padel racket from the Curva collection, designed for those who want to progress while enjoying maximum fun on the court. Developed to enhance ball trajectories and produce low bounces, its the ideal partner to improve your game with style and efficiency.

Its teardrop shape and medium balance make it a particularly versatile model, offering a perfect transition between attack and defense. Whether you’re at the net or the baseline, the racket adapts smoothly to all playing situations.

The frame, made from a clever mix of carbon fiber and fiberglass, offers an excellent compromise between stiffness and flexibility. This combination ensures good durability while providing a comfortable and forgiving feel. The Soft Foam core effectively absorbs shock for greater comfort while maintaining great responsiveness on impact.

Curva Club Technologies

On the tech side, the Curva Club is packed with innovations designed to boost your performance:

• X-Speed: an optimized aerodynamic design for faster, smoother swings.
• X-Top: an aramid fiber reinforcement at the head for increased durability.
• Spin Skin 3D: a textured surface finish to enhance ball grip and generate maximum spin.

Weighing 360 g, the Tecnifibre Curva Club remains maneuverable while delivering great hitting power. It is aimed primarily at beginners or regular players looking for a comfortable, technical, and progressive racket.

Perfect for mastering low trajectories and generating the negative angle sought by top players, it embodies the brands philosophy: unleashing every player’s potential with high-performance and elegant products, carefully developed in the Tecnifibre laboratory.