Adidas Metalbone 3.4 2025 Padel Racket - Ale Galan

Ale Galán's Weapon for the 2025 Season

The adidas Metalbone 3.4 2025 is the signature racket of Ale Galán and sits at the top of adidas Padel's power range. Built for advanced and professional players with an attacking game, it combines a diamond shape, a high balance and a stiff, responsive construction to turn overheads and volleys into finishing shots. Its 38 mm profile and 345-360 g weight range give it the solid, head-heavy feel that aggressive net players look for.

Diamond Shape and High Balance

The diamond head places the sweet spot high on the face and shifts mass toward the tip of the racket. The result is extra swing weight on smashes, viboras and flat drives, where the racket does a large part of the work once the ball is struck cleanly. This layout rewards players with good technique and timing who want to close points from the net rather than wait for errors.

Carbon Aluminized 16K and EVA Soft Performance

Both faces are made of Carbon Aluminized 16K, a rigid fibre that gives a direct, powerful response and good durability. Underneath, the EVA Soft Performance rubber adds comfort and helps the ball leave the face quickly, so the racket stays lively even on slower, softer shots. The carbon frame uses adidas' octagonal structure to resist torsion on off-centre hits, while the Spin Blade Decal rough finish adds grip on the ball for cut and topspin shots.

Power Technologies You Can Tune

The 2025 Metalbone introduces three structural technologies: the longer Power Extra Grip handle for more inertia in the swing, the Low Poly polyhedral design of frame and heart that increases stiffness, and the Power Groove rail in the frame that adds structural rigidity. On top of that, the Weight & Balance System lets you add up to 11.2 g with removable screws, washers and plates, moving the balance toward more power or more control depending on your preference and conditions.

Who It Is For

Choose the Metalbone 3.4 2025 if you are an advanced or competition player who attacks from the net and wants a stiff, high-balanced diamond that you can fine-tune. Players looking for a softer, more forgiving round racket should look at a control model instead.