Softee Outside padel racket
Softee Outside padel racket
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Softee Outside (2026)
The Softee Outside is a high-performance "Hybrid" weapon designed for the "Technical Striker." While most power rackets lean into a pure diamond shape, the Outside uses a hybrid geometry to bridge the gap between aggressive overheads and defensive stability. It is the definitive choice for players who want to command the net with 24K carbon intensity but need a slightly more forgiving shape than a traditional "pro-only" diamond.
| Technical Detail | Specification |
| Shape | Hybrid (Teardrop/Round) |
| Weight | 355g – 375g |
| Balance | Head-Heavy (Superior) |
| Core Material | High-Performance EVA Soft |
| Face Material | 24K Carbon (Visible Weave) |
| Frame Material | 100% Carbon |
| Level | High-Competition / Semi-Pro |
The On-Court Feel
1. 24K Carbon "Explosive Response"
The use of 24K Carbon on the faces makes this significantly more rigid than standard 3K or 12K models. On the court, this translates to a "compact" feel. When you strike the ball with good technique, the energy transfer is nearly 1:1, meaning the ball doesn't "sink" into the racket—it explodes off it. This is ideal for defining points at the net with high-velocity volleys.
2. The Hybrid Sweet Spot
Unlike pure power rackets that have a tiny sweet spot located at the very tip, the Hybrid shape of the Outside lowers the hitting area slightly. This provides a "buffer zone" for those moments when you are under pressure at the back of the court. You get the leverage of a head-heavy racket for smashes, but with a more generous surface area for defensive lobs and blocks.
3. "High-Performance" Vibration Control
Despite the stiffness of the 24K carbon face, the internal High-Performance EVA core is tuned to absorb the "sting" of off-center hits. If you're moving up from your current Kuikma, you'll notice that while the Outside is much more powerful, it doesn't feel "harsh" on the elbow because the core manages the high-frequency vibrations before they reach the handle.
4. Glossy Grip & Topspin
The racket features a Glossy finish with visible carbon, which isn't just for aesthetics. This finish, combined with the structural rigidity of the frame, allows you to "grip" the ball more effectively on sliced volleys and viboras. The head-heavy balance assists in generating the downward force needed to keep your attacking shots low and fast after they hit the glass.
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