
Racket Construction
More InfoFrame
Fiberglass
Profile: 38 mm
Surface
Fiberglass
Type: Smooth
Firmness: Soft
Core
EVA 28
Firmness: Medium
BestPadel's Performance Chart
More InfoBestpadel Review
The Vairo Across Orange Sand Finish is a round-shaped racket with a low balance, designed with new players in mind. Weighing between 355 and 375 grams, it offers a comfortable and manageable feel, which is beneficial for those developing their technique. The combination of a fiberglass frame and surface, paired with a medium EVA 28 core, results in a soft touch that helps with ball placement. We found this setup particularly forgiving for off-center hits due to its generous sweet spot. We rate its control at 6.2/10, making it a suitable choice for players focusing on defensive play and establishing fundamental skills. In terms of performance, we observed that while its power score is 4.1/10 and spin is 3.5/10, these characteristics align with its beginner-friendly design, prioritizing ease of use over aggressive shot-making. The smooth surface, despite the "Sand Finish" in its name, does not contribute significantly to spin generation in our testing. We attributed its difficulty at 4.8/10, confirming it is indeed an accessible option for those new to the sport. According to our tests, it scores well for value for money at 7/10, making it an attractive entry-level option given its $100 price point. If you have experience playing with the Vairo Across Orange Sand Finish, we encourage you to share your thoughts in the comments below.
Manufacturer's Description
Vairo Across Orange Sand Finish, padel racket designed for beginner-level players. For playing with control technique. Learn the basic notions of paddle. Discover how to control the racket and each stroke with this padel racket. You'll see how quickly you adapt and evolve with your technique. Round-bodied model, made of fiberglass with a weight of around 370 grams approximately. With a large sweet spot and medium-soft touch. Beautiful design in orange with a rough surface to maximize the ability to put spin on the ball.













