Black Crown Piton 12 Silver padel racket
Black Crown Piton 12 Silver padel racket
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Black Crown Piton 12 Silver (2025/2026)
The Piton 12 Silver is part of the legendary "Piton" lineage—the most famous series from Black Crown. While the standard Piton 12 is known for its hardness, the Silver edition is engineered to be more flexible and comfortable. It is a round-shaped racket that specializes in maximum control and a massive sweet spot, but it hides a sophisticated "sandwich" construction that gives it more "pop" than a traditional beginner's round racket.
| Technical Detail | Specification |
| Shape | Round |
| Weight | 355g – 370g |
| Balance | Low / Even |
| Core Material | Power Soft Memory EVA |
| Face Material | 2 Layers of Low-Density Piton Glass + 1 Layer 18K Silver Carbon |
| Frame Material | 2TB Air Carbon (80% Carbon) |
| Level | Intermediate / Advanced |
The On-Court Feel
1. The "Sandwich" Face Technology
The secret to the Piton 12 Silver’s feel is its layer composition. It combines two layers of fiberglass for elasticity and one outer layer of 18K Silver Carbon. On the court, this means you get the "comfort and exit" of a soft racket on defensive shots, but a "dry and firm" response when you hit the ball hard. It’s very versatile—helping you with lobs while still allowing you to accelerate the ball on volleys.
2. "Power Soft" Memory Core
The core uses a Soft Memory EVA. This rubber is designed to absorb vibrations (excellent for arm health) while returning to its original shape very quickly. This "memory" effect ensures that the racket doesn't feel "dead" after a few months of heavy play, maintaining a consistent "thud" at impact.
3. The Classic Piton Maneuverability
Because it is round and has a low balance, this racket is incredibly easy to move. If you find yourself in a "firefight" at the net with fast, chest-high volleys, the Piton 12 Silver allows you to reposition the head almost instantly. It is a "defensive wall" that makes it very difficult for opponents to get the ball past you.
4. Sandpit Finish (Spin)
The surface features the Sandpit finish, a rough texture that feels like sandpaper. This provides exceptional grip on the ball, which is a major benefit for the "round" player who relies on sliced volleys and "kick" smashes to move opponents around the court.
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