PadelTrue

The quick take

adidas Metalbone Team Zidane

Start with the published weight and shape. Your own trial decides the fit.

ShapeRound
Compare racket specifications →

No partner shop delivers this racket to your country yet.

Change delivery country · other shops

A shop is shown when it publishes a delivery option for your country. Confirm the conditions at the shop. The country never changes a rating.

    Buying your first racket?

    Compare beginner options before choosing.

    Before you choose: Our record has no measured balance point for this model. Ask to try the racket with your usual grips and fitted weights.

    Is adidas Metalbone Team Zidane a match for your game?

    Consider it if help on slower swings and off-centre contact is your priority. Forgiveness scores 90/100 in our specification model.

    Shape
    Round
    Firmness
    Soft

    Specifications and sources.

    Based on 4 of 5 published model inputs, not a play test.

    Two nearby profiles, with a difference worth checking

    How these alternatives are selected

    Nearest calculated profiles with at least four published inputs and a documented specification difference. Shop payments and stock do not affect this order. Overlapping weight ranges do not guarantee a lighter individual racket; face materials alone do not establish feel.

    Find other exact models by brand and year →

    Specifications and sources

    Published specifications, not our play-test findings. Each value links to its source.

    Recorded comparison price: €180 at allforpadel.com · 13 October 2026. This is not a quote from the shop in the buy button.

    SpecPublished valueEvidence
    ShapeRoundIts round shape allforpadel.com (retailer listing, not the manufacturer)
    BalanceMediumcentered balance allforpadel.com (retailer listing, not the manufacturer)
    CoreSoft, EVA Soft Performance
    The product page names the foam and does not rate it. The firmness comes from the maker's own guide, which ranks its three foams: From most to least rigid there is EVA High Memory, EVA Soft Energy and EVA Soft Performance. adidas padel guide. The softest is recorded as soft, the middle as medium, the firmest as hard.
    Eva Soft Performance allforpadel.com (retailer listing, not the manufacturer)
    FaceFiberglassFiberglass allforpadel.com (retailer listing, not the manufacturer)
    FramecarbonThe carbon tubular structure allforpadel.com (retailer listing, not the manufacturer)
    Price€180180 EUR (product meta tag) allforpadel.com (retailer listing, not the manufacturer)

    Collection note: The page names Zinedine Zidane as a collaborator. He is a footballer, not a professional padel player, so player is null. The model is also called Metalbone ZZ Team in the description. The Details list gives Level PRO and Type of Game Attack, but the description presents the racket as built for control, comfort and easy handling. Balance is listed as Even in Details and described as centered balance in the text. These are mapped to medium, but neither word is from the standard list. No firmness word (TACTO, Touch, Feel or Hardness) is stated for the core. Soft appears only in the rubber name EVA Soft Performance, and the softer feel is attributed to the Fiber Glass surface. The Low Poly text claims the core provides greater stiffness. Spin Blade Gritt is mentioned as helping spin, but the page does not explicitly say the surface is rough. No weight or thickness is stated.

    How our estimates work

    These ratings are calculations from published specifications, not measured playing results or our play tests.

    Power32
    Control74
    Handling50
    Forgiveness90
    Comfort76
    Value26

    Not published for this racket: weight. Each missing input counts as the neutral midpoint, so treat these ratings as less certain than for a racket with all five.

    • Power 32 = shape (round) 0/45 + balance (medium) 17.5/35 + weight (not published) 10/20 = 27.5 points, placed on the 10 to 90 scale
    • Control 74 = shape (round) 60/60 + balance (medium) 20/40 = 80 points, placed on the 10 to 90 scale
    • Handling 50 = balance (medium) 25/50 + weight (not published) 25/50 = 50 points, placed on the 10 to 90 scale
    • Forgiveness 90 = shape (round) 45/45 + firmness (soft) 35/35 + face material (fibreglass) 20/20 = 100 points, placed on the 10 to 90 scale
    • Comfort 76 = firmness (soft) 40/40 + face material (fibreglass) 25/25 + balance (medium) 10/20 + weight (not published) 7.5/15 = 82.5 points, placed on the 10 to 90 scale
    • Value 26 = mean of the two highest ratings, divided by the price in euros, scaled so the best value in the index is 100

    Full methodology and evidence.

    How Adidas compares as a brand: Adidas vs Bullpadel · Adidas vs Nox

    Closest rackets by calculated profile
    Similar calculated profile for less money

    Questions about the adidas Metalbone Team Zidane

    Is the adidas Metalbone Team Zidane a power or a control racket?

    On its published specification the adidas Metalbone Team Zidane is a control-oriented racket. It rates 32 for power and 74 for control on the PadelTrue model, mainly because of its round shape and medium balance.

    Is the adidas Metalbone Team Zidane good for beginners?

    It rates 90 out of 100 for forgiveness. That is a forgiving build, the kind usually recommended to newer players. The manufacturer lists its level as "PRO".

    Is the adidas Metalbone Team Zidane arm-friendly?

    It rates 76 out of 100 for comfort, a rating built from core firmness, face material, balance and weight, describing feel and physical demand. That is on the gentle side of the index. This describes the build, it is not medical advice.

    How much does the adidas Metalbone Team Zidane cost?

    €180 on allforpadel.com when checked on 13 October 2026.

    How this site makes money, and how it does not. PadelTrue may earn a commission when you buy through a retailer link on this site. A commission never changes a rating. Every rating comes from the manufacturer's published specification through the formula printed on the methodology page, and every specification links to where it was published. Found a wrong figure? Send the source and it gets corrected.