
Racket Construction
More InfoFrame
Carbon fiber
Profile: 35 mm
Surface
POLYGLASS
Type: Smooth
Firmness: Soft
Core
EVALASTIC
Firmness: Medium
Bestpadel Review
The Hack Jr, weighing in at 335-345g with a 35mm profile, is designed for junior players looking to develop their competition game. Its diamond shape and medium balance offer a feel that helps with power generation, which we rated at 4.7/10 in our tests. The carbon fiber frame and EVALASTIC core with a POLYGLASS soft surface aim to provide a blend of playability and responsiveness for younger players. In terms of handling, we found the medium balance contributes to a relatively easy swing for its shape, making it approachable for juniors. While the soft surface helps with ball feel, the smooth finish and medium core firmness meant we attributed it a spin score of 3.5/10. For control, we rate it at 4.9/10, providing a good foundation for developing precision. The racket's construction offers decent durability, scoring 4.9/10 in our assessment, which is a practical consideration for a junior racket. We also found its difficulty to be 6.5/10, indicating it offers a suitable challenge for high-level junior players. Overall, the Hack Jr serves as a solid all-rounder for junior players serious about their development. We rate its value for money at 6.2/10, reflecting its positioning in the junior market. If you have experience playing with this racket, we invite you to share your thoughts below.
Manufacturer's Description
The new HACK JR 23 is Paquito Navarro’s official racket adapted to junior players; it features a similar surface to the adult’s racket enhancing the player’s learning. It is conceived for junior players with a high game level. Diamond shaped, its inner core is made of Evalastic rubber and its CarbonTube frame of 100% carbon fiber. It includes a Hack throat that provides rigidity, control, and a perfect weight’s balance.









