Babolat Dyna Energy padel racket

The Dyna Energy, a new racket that has not finished surprising you...

With the aim of making rackets for everyone, Babolat created the Dyna range especially for women.

One thing is certain: you will be surprised by this range of innovative technologies.

It is first and foremost with a vibrant, colourful design that Babolat designed its rackets. Enjoy the pleasure of arriving on court in style.

But this is much more than a pretty racket; it is truly a high-performance pala.

Versatile, the Dyna Energy has a teardrop shape. This means it has a centred balance, allowing you to switch easily between precise shots and smashes.

In addition, you will benefit from excellent power return thanks to its carbon frame. It has medium density to avoid a stiff feel on impact. Carbon also adds extra strength to the racket.

Equipped with low-density EVA foam, the Babolat racket offers excellent hitting sensations while absorbing vibrations.

The frame surface features raised patterns. This technique improves racket spin by enhancing ball grip.

Very lightweight, the Dyna Energy has an optimised weight of 345g, whereas current rackets tend to weigh around 365g.

But the real innovation of this racket lies in its holes. Indeed, you will notice micro-perforations around the edge of the frame. Very useful when balls are hit off-centre, say goodbye to most errors caused by poor racket positioning.

In the core, there is an anti-vibration system that limits the transmission of vibrations to the elbow. Enjoy playing for hours without getting too tired.

Finally, the wrist strap of the Dyna Energy can be replaced in seconds thanks to smart buttcap technology.

Technologies integrated into the Babolat Dyna Energy padel racket:

MicroPerf

A new technology unique to Babolat, featuring micro-perforations around the edges of the frame. These provide extra forgiveness by lightening the racket and increasing the size of the sweetspot. 

Smart Buttcap

 For customisation and hygiene purposes, Babolat has made it possible to change the wrist strap in just a few seconds... Clever, isn't it?