Padel World Press .- It may be something that not all fans take into account but… Do you know what the useful life of a paddle tennis racket is? Are you able to identify when you have to change it for a new one?
In the case of other products such as, for example, Sneakers, it may seem somewhat simpler since the wear of the same becomes a very evident indicator... However, with the shovels it is a little more complicated and, among other factors, there is an 'emotional component' that makes us all ' let's get attached to her as we play more matches or tournaments in her company.
Even though our weapon seems to be in good condition... Could you identify if their benefits have decreased? Are its characteristics and qualities maintained as at the beginning?
So that you know if the time has come to replace your old paddle tennis racket, several points must be taken into account, such as:
a) Frequency of matches: The more use, the more wear. It is not possible to establish an exact term, but it is possible to speak of an approximate criterion. In the case of a player who plays two games a week, one could speak of one year. That time would be reduced to six months for those 'intensive fans', who compete up to 4 or 5 times a week.
b) Quality and materials used: It is increasingly common for brands to incorporate materials that offer greater resistance to wear. One of the main innovations in this regard has been the use of the graphene.
c) Age of the paddle tennis racket: The passage of time also affects the racket since its materials gradually lose their qualities.
Some 'unmistakable signs' to proceed to change
- Cracks in the frame: It may not seem like a serious problem, but it will worsen, even affecting the core, if we continue playing with it.
– Noticing excessive vibrations: You will notice aches and pains in the arm because the racket is not absorbing the blows of the ball well.
- Power loss: The rubber stops firing the ball with the same force and effectiveness.
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