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Lacoste padel rackets
Lacoste steps onto the padel court
Lacoste launches its padel collection with the racket expertise of Tecnifibre. The rackets share a common base, a teardrop shape, a 38 mm profile, EVA Soft foam and a Spin Skin 3D textured face that grips the ball, but each has its own character: the L-Max relies on weight and stability for advanced players, while the L-Soft focuses on lightness and comfort for players who want to improve without tiring their arm.
Which Lacoste padel racket should you choose?
Developed with Tecnifibre, the Lacoste padel collection builds on the know-how behind the Tecnifibre padel rackets and pays attention to every detail, right down to the René Lacoste quote printed on the frame. Your level and what you expect from your racket are the best starting points.
Lacoste L-Max: power and stability for experienced players
At 360 g with an even balance, the L-Max gives advanced and expert players the stability they look for when they move up to the net and finish points with a bandeja or a víbora. Its 18K carbon paired with soft foam adds punch without sacrificing comfort. X-Speed technology, with perforations and air channels across the face and frame, speeds up your swing. X-Top replaces the traditional bumper guard with active fibres, an aramid top frame and a PTFE coating that resists scrapes on the ground and against the glass. It comes in a presentation box with a Lacoste cover and ball.
Lacoste L-Soft: comfort and handling to help you progress
Lighter at 345 g, the L-Soft is designed for beginners and intermediate players, and for anyone looking for an easy-to-handle racket. Its soft foam and carbon and fibreglass blend deliver a gentle feel that is kind to the arm. Angled side edges make the profile more aerodynamic, and the racket performs well both in defence and in quick exchanges at the net.
Shared technologies
The L-Max and L-Soft share the teardrop shape, halfway between round and diamond shapes, and the Spin Skin 3D face, whose texture grips the ball to help you add spin. Progressive Hole Diameter drilling, with smaller holes in the centre and larger ones towards the edges, combines precision on centred shots with forgiveness on off-centre hits. To compare with other brands, browse all our padel rackets.