Maxima Summum Prisma Radio

Maxima is a model that was born in 2020 by combining LW (created in 1995 with a round shape) and Avant (created in 2009 with a teardrop shape) models. As a result, we obtained a round teardrop-shaped racket designed for players seeking control in their game without sacrificing power.

One of the most significant innovations in this model is the Radio technology, which represents a revolution in the manufacturing, durability, and performance of padel rackets. With this technology, we have succeeded in producing the first racket that comes pre-drilled in its shape.

This is possible thanks to two factors: first, the development of a new mold that includes cutouts for holes, and second, the materials are pre-drilled and trimmed before being inserted into it. As a result, the racket comes out with the holes already made, and with a smooth and rounded radius.

The technical result is a significant increase in the core's durability and a 50% reduction in material usage.

Another innovation in this model is the Airflow technology, which is focused on ensuring air flow through the racket due to several elongated holes located between the frame and the core. Like the rest of the holes, the Radio technology has been used for these as well.

On the other hand, we have reinforced the most sensitive point (head) with an adhesive protection plate, which perfectly adapts to its shape, called Prisma protection plate. It not only covers the frame but also its connection with the racket face.

When it comes to applying effects to shots, it features a textured surface on the racket face called Slice, which is designed and developed with multiple curved lines to create more ball grip.

As the name suggests, Maxima Summum Prisma includes Summum technology in its construction, which is based on several factors:

• A longer grip than usual to ensure a more comfortable and professional grip for the player, making it easier for those who use a two-handed backhand.
• A 1 cm longer hitting surface.
• A stepped pattern with more holes (total of 76) to improve and expand the racket's sweet spot.
• And at the heart of it all is the Wings Diffuser technology, an aerodynamically enhanced diffuser that provides greater maneuverability and precision.

The Handlesafety technology is worth highlighting, a new handle safety system. Typically, in all rackets, the string comes out from the center and is attached to the handle frame using pins, rivets, nails, etc. With this system, the string goes through the handle's two walls and comes out on both ends, providing 100% safety and comfort to the handle.