Built for players who close points with placement, not just power.
The Control Velocity Pro is a professional-level tear drop racket designed around one priority: putting the ball exactly where you want it, point after point. At $199.99 — down from its original $379.99 — it puts a racket built for advanced and pro players within reach of anyone ready to commit to the control game.
Advantages:
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Precise placement under pressure: the Tear Drop shape balances a workable sweet spot with a higher concentration of mass toward the head, so advanced players get precision without sacrificing pop when they need to close a point.
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Consistent feel on every shot: the EVA 40 core is a firmer foam than entry-level rackets, giving skilled players a more direct, predictable response instead of a soft, unpredictable bounce.
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Reduced vibration on off-center hits: the Rocksolid Basalt Carbon Bridge Stabilizer absorbs shock at the connection point between frame and handle, so mishits feel cushioned instead of jarring.
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Built to last through advanced play: the Carbon Kevlar frame adds tensile strength exactly where rackets typically wear down fastest — around the rim.
Features:
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Rocksolid 12K Basalt Carbon Fiber (Made in Italy 🇮🇹) — a stiffer, more heat-resistant carbon layup than standard carbon fiber, built for long, intense matches.
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EVA 40 foam core (Made in Spain 🇪🇸) — firmer density than EVA 28/30 cores, tuned for players who want direct feedback over a forgiving bounce.
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Hyperspin Diamond-Face surface — a textured hitting surface designed to increase ball grip for more consistent spin.
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Carbon Kevlar Frame — reinforced frame construction for durability under advanced-level swing speed.
Specifications:
| Attribute |
Detail |
| Player Level |
Professional |
| Shape |
Tear Drop |
| Weight |
365-370g |
| Balance |
Even / Head Heavy |
| Core |
EVA 40 |
| Body |
Rocksolid 12K Basalt Carbon Fiber |
| Surface |
Hyperspin Diamond-Face |
| Bridge |
Rocksolid Basalt Carbon Bridge Stabilizer |
| Frame |
Carbon Kevlar |
| Price |
$379.99 $199.99
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Who is it for?
The Control Velocity Pro is built for advanced and professional players who already generate their own power and want a racket that rewards precision over raw pace. If your game still relies on the racket to do the power for you, the diamond-shaped, head-heavy Power Velocity Pro is the better fit — same materials, same price, different priority. Newer players should start with a more forgiving frame; see our guide to choosing the right padel racket.
If you want the same control-first build with a softer, more forgiving core, the Control Velocity Elite uses an EVA 30 core instead of this racket's firmer EVA 40 — same price tier, more comfortable over a long match.
Control vs. Power — Which one to choose:
Both the Control Velocity Pro and the Power Velocity Pro share the same premium build quality and the same $199.99 price, so the decision comes down to shape and core hardness, not budget. The Control Velocity Pro's Tear Drop shape and EVA 40 core reward players who already place the ball well and want to sharpen that further. If your instinct on court is to hit harder rather than place smarter, the Power Velocity Pro's diamond shape is built for that instead.
Within the Control line itself, this Pro model uses a firmer EVA 40 core for a more direct, professional-level response — the Control Velocity Elite offers the same Tear Drop control with a softer, more forgiving feel.
What level of player is the Control Velocity Pro built for?
It's built for advanced and professional players. The Tear Drop shape and firmer EVA 40 core reward players who already have consistent technique and want more precision, rather than players still building fundamentals.
What's the difference between the Control Velocity Pro and the Power Velocity Pro?
Both share the same Basalt Carbon build and the same discounted price, but the Control Velocity Pro has a Tear Drop shape for placement and control, while the Power Velocity Pro has a diamond shape and head-heavy balance built for attacking power.
Why is the Control Velocity Pro discounted from $379.99 to $199.99?
This is a limited promotional price on current stock — the racket's full specifications and materials remain unchanged from its original $379.99 listing.
What does an EVA 40 core mean for how the racket plays?
EVA 40 is a firmer foam density than the EVA 28 or EVA 30 cores found in more beginner-friendly rackets. It gives skilled players a more direct, predictable response, at the cost of some of the forgiveness a softer core would offer.