Bestpadel Review

The Dunlop Nanomax Pro is a friendly option for those just starting their padel journey. At the net, we found its hybrid shape and medium balance offered a comfortable feel for volleys and bandeja, with its soft fiberglass surface providing a good touch on impact. From the baseline, the medium EVA Pro core gives a decent ball output, and while we attributed it 4.8/10 for power, it offers enough for controlled groundstrokes, scoring 5.2/10 for control in our assessment. The textured surface is a nice touch for encouraging spin, although we rated its overall spin potential at 4.6/10. We observed that the 365g weight and medium balance contribute to an accessible feel for beginner players. The graphite frame and 38mm profile feel solid enough for recreational play, and we rated its difficulty at 6.3/10, indicating it is quite forgiving. For its price point of $140, we attributed it 6.6/10 for value for money, making it a reasonable choice for adult beginners. However, our durability rating came in at 3.9/10, which is something to consider if you play very frequently. If you’ve played with the Dunlop Nanomax Pro, we'd appreciate hearing your thoughts in the comments below.

Reviewed bySunny Charmetant