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Cork Padel Premium Control III

Cork Padel Premium Control III

The maker's published specifications, each with its source below. Your own trial decides the fit.

ShapeTeardrop
BalanceLow
CoreMedium

€359.95 including VAT at Padel-Point DE (delivers to Austria, Germany), read on 11 November 2026. The shop shows the current price and delivery.

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Price history

Latest price read at Padel-Point DE

€359.95incl. VAT

Read on 11 November 2026 · 13 days of readings since 27 October 2026

Lowest price we have recorded
€359.95LOW €359.95NOW €359.9527 Oct11 Nov

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Is Cork Padel Premium Control III a match for your game?

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Balance
Low
Shape
Teardrop

Specifications and sources.

Based on 3 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.

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Specifications and sources

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

Reference price published at corkpadel.com: €360 · 11 November 2026. It is not the price of the shop in the buy button.

SpecPublished valueEvidence
ShapeTeardropForma: Lágrima corkpadel.com
BalanceLowBalanço: Baixo corkpadel.com
CoreMediumRigidez: Média corkpadel.com
Textured faceYesSuperfície: Rugosa corkpadel.com
Price€360360 EUR (schema.org offer) corkpadel.com

Collection note: Weight conflict: the Especificações block says 'Peso: 355 -370gr', but the selectable weight options run from '350-355gr' to '369 – 375 gr', so weight is null. The 'Informação adicional' block lists an implausible shipping weight 'Peso 6745014092 kg'. 'Carbon-Flex' and 'Bio-soft Foam' are named as features without saying which part of the racket they are, so they are not assigned to surface or core. 'Superfície: Rugosa' gives texture only, not the surface material. Frame material and thickness are not stated. The 'Dimensões (C x L x A) 50 × 30 × 5 cm' figure appears to be package size, not racket thickness. No model year is stated. The review dates (2026) and 'Corkpadel 2.0' are not a model year. The firmness is consistent with 'Toque Médio'. The level is also phrased as 'Ideal para jogadores iniciados ou intermédios' elsewhere, which is consistent.

How our estimates work

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

Power36
Control66
Handling70
Forgiveness50
Comfort58
Value10

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

  • Power 36 = shape (teardrop) 22.5/45 + balance (low) 0/35 + weight (not published) 10/20 = 32.5 points, placed on the 10 to 90 scale
  • Control 66 = shape (teardrop) 30/60 + balance (low) 40/40 = 70 points, placed on the 10 to 90 scale
  • Handling 70 = balance (low) 50/50 + weight (not published) 25/50 = 75 points, placed on the 10 to 90 scale
  • Forgiveness 50 = shape (teardrop) 22.5/45 + firmness (medium) 17.5/35 + face material (not published) 10/20 = 50 points, placed on the 10 to 90 scale
  • Comfort 58 = firmness (medium) 20/40 + face material (not published) 12.5/25 + balance (low) 20/20 + weight (not published) 7.5/15 = 60 points, placed on the 10 to 90 scale
  • Value 10 = 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.

Added to the index on 29 September 2026, read from Cork Padel’s own page that day. All new models, newest first →

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Questions about the Cork Padel Premium Control III

Is the Cork Padel Premium Control III a power or a control racket?

On its published specification the Cork Padel Premium Control III is an all-round racket. It rates 36 for power and 66 for control on the PadelTrue model, mainly because of its teardrop shape and low balance.

Is the Cork Padel Premium Control III good for beginners?

It rates 50 out of 100 for forgiveness. That is a middle value, workable for an improving player. The manufacturer lists its level as "iniciante / intermédio".

Is the Cork Padel Premium Control III arm-friendly?

It rates 58 out of 100 for comfort, a rating built from core firmness, face material, balance and weight, describing feel and physical demand. That is mid-range. This describes the build, it is not medical advice.

How much does the Cork Padel Premium Control III cost?

€360 on corkpadel.com when checked on 11 November 2026.

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