Information
Specifications
Inner core material
Perimeter carbon reinforcement integrated
Surface material
Raw Carbon Fiber C18
Core construction
Low-density honeycomb polymer core
Paddle weight
7.8 - 8.2 oz
Paddle length
16 inch
Paddle width
8 inch
Handle circumference
4 1/4 Inches
Handle length
5 1/2 inches
Brand
Adidas
Description
The adidas RX Carbon CTRL 2025 16mm is a raw carbon pickleball paddle built for defensive players who want control without giving up power. It uses a 16mm core and a raw carbon fiber face, with a large sweet spot that helps you keep the ball where you want it. If you spend most of your rallies at the baseline or the kitchen line, this is a paddle to consider.
Key Features
- Spin Blade Max – rough raw carbon surface adds spin, making shots harder for opponents to handle
- Power Extra Grip – a 5.5-inch handle gives a secure two-handed backhand grip and steady, accurate power on defensive shots
- Classic Multilayers – layered carbon construction with a protective layer helps the paddle stay stable and durable
- Perimeter carbon reinforcement – added edge support helps the paddle hold its shape through repeated hits
Specifications
| Core Thickness | 16mm |
|---|---|
| Surface Material | Raw Carbon Fiber C18 |
| Core Construction | Low-density honeycomb polymer core |
| Inner Core Material | Perimeter carbon reinforcement integrated |
| Paddle Length | 16 inch |
| Paddle Width | 8 inch |
| Paddle Weight | 7.8 - 8.2 oz |
| Handle Length | 5 1/2 inches |
| Handle Circumference | 4 1/4 Inches |
Who It's For
This paddle suits players who prioritize control and consistency, especially those who play a defensive or patient game. It is USA Pickleball approved, so it is eligible for sanctioned tournament play.
FAQ
Is the adidas RX Carbon CTRL 2025 good for defensive play?
Yes. It is built for defensive players, with a large sweet spot and a rough raw carbon surface that helps you control the ball and add spin.
Is this paddle approved for tournament play?
Yes, it is USA Pickleball approved, so you can use it in sanctioned tournament play.
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