ADIDAS ARROW HIT CTRL 2026
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ADIDAS ARROW HIT CTRL 2026

180
22% vs peak
Best price across 15 listings

Last checked 10 Jul 2026

90d low
€265
All-time low
€265
90d high
€340

Also available from 14 other stores

2
199
+€19 vs best
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3
205
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4
210
+€30 vs best
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5
215
+€35 vs best
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6
234
+€54 vs best
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7
240
+€60 vs best
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8
265
+€85 vs best
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9
265
+€85 vs best
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10
299
+€119 vs best
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11
300
+€120 vs best
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12
319
+€139 vs best
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13
320
+€140 vs best
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14
360
+€180 vs best
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15
400
+€220 vs best
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Price history · last 90 days(lowest across 15 stores)

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We record a new point when any tracked store changes its price for this product. A flat line means nobody has moved the number since the last point.

About Adidas

German sportswear major that's been building serious padel gear since 2014, with endorsements from top-10 players.

Known for: the Metalbone and Adipower ranges — diamond shapes for heavy hitters.

What our data says

  • We've been tracking this product for 93 days.
  • Price has swung by €75 between its low (€265) and peak (€340).
  • Available at 15 stores we track; we surface the cheapest.

On rackets

A padel racket weighs between 340 and 380 grams, is at most 38 mm thick, and has a perforated face. Shape affects feel more than anything else — rounder rackets favour control, diamond rackets favour power, teardrops sit in between.

Things to check

  • Shape: round / teardrop / diamond. Start round if you're unsure, move to diamond as your swing gets longer.
  • Balance: high-balance rackets give you more power, low-balance more control. Somewhere in the middle suits most players.
  • Weight: lighter (355g-) helps wrist health and manoeuvrability; heavier (370g+) gives more mass behind the ball.

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