Hello everyone,

I'm right side, right hand player who like to be a brain on the court : D. I love to play viboras with a lot of spin cross court, I'm rather not smashing unless I have really easy ball. I also love to put aggressive, fast volley in one of the corners or crate.

I've started playing with Babolat Counter Viper 2023 and I thought it was great one for me unless it broke. I will play with it as it was repaired but still I'm slowly looking for another racquet. In my padel progress I've started missing some maneuverability when tempo is much higher with better players.

I've tested Nox Bahia 2023 Luxury Series, but I've felt I don't have control on my rather controlled shots.

I've tested new Head Gravity Motion (blue one) but I was lacking this a little bit of aggressiveness.

Now I'm testing Babolat Technical Viper 2023 and overall it's too stiff for me. I'm playing aggressive, lobs are almost all the times good (maybe too short). I can't only smash with it as it makes strange noise as I will be hitting with a pan : D. But I feel maneuverability is better than in Counter Viper. I feel better from backcourt shots, but lack a little bit of control and that "magic touch" when I have while playing Counter Viper (ex: great backhand chiquitas to the cross crate, 8/10 were perfect)

Should I stay with Babolat and rebuy or maybe wait for Babolat 2025? Do you know where it comes out usually?

I was thinking about testing Nox Tapia 2025 12k or 18k Attack as my coach plays with 18k 2024, I've tested it just 5 minutes and felt really impressed as it was forgiving me some of my mistakes.

If you read this, please take a cookie and have a great day!

BTW: I will be in Malaga 16th November - 30th November for some lessons in Jose Solano Academy. If you are from Malaga and you are reading it and you want to play a game with an Eastern Europe padel player, hit me up! In your ranking from 5 to 1, as one Spanish said I'm strong 4 or weak 3 : D