Our Akkeron page showcases the padel rackets from the Spanish brand, made in its factory in Madrid, with its own technologies and bold design, along with our advice on choosing a racket suitable for your level, playing style, and focus on durability.
The racket made in Spain.
Akkeron is a Spanish padel brand that has made a rare choice: to manufacture its rackets in its own factory in Madrid, while many brands produce abroad. This national production allows it to directly control the quality of each racket and add a touch of craftsmanship. The brand is also distinguished by its bold aesthetics and models with mythological names, like the Athenea or the Atlas.
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Akkeron has developed its own technologies. The Legacy system, a manufacturing technique that fuses the different layers of the racket into a single block, enhances cohesion and feel. The full frame protection, a protector that covers the entire perimeter of the racket, protects it from shocks against windows and the ground, which is a common cause of breakage in padel. A specific drilling of the surface, FaceTense, optimises ball exit.
As with any padel racket, you choose its shape based on your style of play: round for control, teardrop for versatility, diamond for power. The weight, between three hundred and fifty and three hundred and eighty grams, and balance complete the choice. Beginners prefer a lightweight and forgiving racket, while experienced players go for a stiffer racket. Change the overgrip as soon as it slips, and store your racket in a cover.
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Akkeron manufactures its rackets in its own factory in Madrid, whereas many brands produce abroad. This national production allows for direct control over the quality of each racket.
The round shape places the impact point at the centre and offers control and forgiveness, ideal for starting out. The teardrop shape balances power and control, while the diamond shape provides power for advanced players.
A lightweight racket is more manoeuvrable and easier on the elbow, a good choice for beginners and many female players. A heavier racket offers power but requires good technique.
Durability mainly depends on materials and quality control. By mastering the entire manufacturing process in its factory, Akkeron ensures consistency in its rackets and their resistance to shocks against windows.
Store it in a cover, away from heat: a racket left in a car under the sun can warp. A frame protection also limits chips during impacts against the ground or windows.