Niupipo 3K Carbon Diamond Padel Racket, Silver and Black

• You play a net-first game
• You value touch and placement
• You want a diamond that stays comfortable over a long match
• You like a clean silver finish that stands out

Our guide, measured against the other rackets we sell.

A 3K woven carbon fibre face, each strand of the weave holding roughly 3,000 carbon filaments, bonded over a medium-density EVA foam core and set in a carbon fibre frame. Where the head meets the handle, the frame closes into a solid triangle instead of an open bridge. The silver finish has a holographic sheen that shifts with the light.

• Made to the official FIP dimensions for length, width and thickness, so it is legal for competitive play.
• It shares its face, core and size with our black and red 3K diamond; choose between them on frame design and looks.
• Store it somewhere cool and dry, never in the boot on a sunny day, and give the frame a quick look after any clash with the glass.

How is this different from your black and red 3K diamond?
The face, shape, core and size are the same. The difference is the frame design and the look: this one has a closed triangular throat and a silver finish, while the black and red has an open bridge. Pick the one you would rather be holding.

Should I choose 3K or 12K?
3K gives the more controlled, measured feel. 12K sits between control and power and helps a little more when you are defending from the back. If you mostly attack at the net and value touch, 3K is a good fit.

Is a padel bat the same as a padel racket?
Yes. Plenty of UK players call it a padel bat, and the official name is a padel racket (pala in Spanish). It is the same solid, perforated racket either way.

Are small scratches on the face a problem?
Light scuffs on the surface are cosmetic and normal once you start playing. What matters is the frame and whether the face layers stay flat, so give it a quick check after a heavy impact.