Player Level
1/6
Padel Racket
RISE - ZEN
Outer Surface: Fibre glass, Crafted for control and a forgiving feel, a fiberglass padel racquet's outer surface offers a soft touch for excellent ball...
£57.50
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Quick Snapshot
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The essential characteristics of this racket, presented clearly so you can quickly understand whether it fits your game.
Playing Style
Racket Shape
Balance
Feel
Weight
Performance Profile
How This Racket Plays
How ratings work
FLO ratings are comparative guides based on racket construction, balance, shape, surface material, core response and on-court testing. They are intended to explain playing characteristics rather than provide laboratory scores.
Player Compatibility
Is This Racket For You?
An honest guide to the players, preferences and situations this racket is designed to support.
Strong Reasons To Consider It
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Playing-Style Compatibility
How It Fits Different Games
Strong match
Suitable
Less suited
All-Round
Defensive
Counterattacking
Right-Side Player
Fast Hands
Patient Point Builder
Net Control
Smash-Focused
Every player is different.
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Technology
Built With Purpose. Explained Clearly.
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Construction Explorer
Explore What Is Inside.
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Interactive Construction
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Selected Component
Face Material
Role
Forms the primary striking surface and transfers player input into the ball.
Why It Matters
A stable, responsive face helps developed players read contact and control direction under pace.
Player Benefit
Precise, connected feedback for controlled placement and attacking shots.
02
Selected Component
Surface Texture
Material
3D Texture
Role
Adds physical texture to the racket face at ball contact.
Why It Matters
Greater surface interaction supports players who intentionally shape the ball with spin.
Player Benefit
More support for sliced volleys, serves and controlled overhead spin.
03
Selected Component
Core
Role
Provides the internal foam response behind the striking surface.
Why It Matters
The EVA core plays a major role in how the racket feels and responds at contact. Moving from softer to harder constructions changes the balance between cushioning, ball output, firmness and direct feedback, allowing the racket’s response to be tuned for its intended playing characteristics.
Player Benefit
The selected core construction helps give the racket its intended balance of comfort, responsiveness and control. Softer cores generally provide more cushioning and accessible ball output, while harder cores provide a firmer, more direct response for players who generate greater force through their own technique.
04
Selected Component
Bridge
Material
Carbon Composite
Role
Connects the head structure to the handle.
Why It Matters
Bridge geometry influences torsional stability and the feel of the racket through contact.
Player Benefit
More stability when the ball is struck away from the centre.
05
Selected Component
Hole Pattern
Material
Precision Drilled Pattern
Role
Controls airflow and contributes to the flexibility of the racket face.
Why It Matters
The number and placement of holes influence manoeuvrability and response.
Player Benefit
Movement and flexibility suited to the intended playing style.
06
Selected Component
Edge Protection
Material
Protective Frame Layer
Role
Adds protection around the exposed outer perimeter.
Why It Matters
The racket edge is most vulnerable during contact with the glass, floor or fence.
Player Benefit
Additional protection during normal match use.
07
Selected Component
Grip and Strap
Material
Synthetic Grip and Safety Strap
Role
Creates the player’s connection to the racket and supports safe handling.
Why It Matters
Grip shape, comfort and security affect confidence during fast movements.
Player Benefit
A secure and comfortable hold throughout the match.
01 Face Material
Role
Forms the primary striking surface and transfers player input into the ball.
Why It Matters
A stable, responsive face helps developed players read contact and control direction under pace.
Player Benefit
Precise, connected feedback for controlled placement and attacking shots.
02 Surface Texture
Material
3D Texture
Role
Adds physical texture to the racket face at ball contact.
Why It Matters
Greater surface interaction supports players who intentionally shape the ball with spin.
Player Benefit
More support for sliced volleys, serves and controlled overhead spin.
03 Core
Role
Provides the internal foam response behind the striking surface.
Why It Matters
The EVA core plays a major role in how the racket feels and responds at contact. Moving from softer to harder constructions changes the balance between cushioning, ball output, firmness and direct feedback, allowing the racket’s response to be tuned for its intended playing characteristics.
Player Benefit
The selected core construction helps give the racket its intended balance of comfort, responsiveness and control. Softer cores generally provide more cushioning and accessible ball output, while harder cores provide a firmer, more direct response for players who generate greater force through their own technique.
04 Bridge
Material
Carbon Composite
Role
Connects the head structure to the handle.
Why It Matters
Bridge geometry influences torsional stability and the feel of the racket through contact.
Player Benefit
More stability when the ball is struck away from the centre.
05 Hole Pattern
Material
Precision Drilled Pattern
Role
Controls airflow and contributes to the flexibility of the racket face.
Why It Matters
The number and placement of holes influence manoeuvrability and response.
Player Benefit
Movement and flexibility suited to the intended playing style.
06 Edge Protection
Material
Protective Frame Layer
Role
Adds protection around the exposed outer perimeter.
Why It Matters
The racket edge is most vulnerable during contact with the glass, floor or fence.
Player Benefit
Additional protection during normal match use.
07 Grip and Strap
Material
Synthetic Grip and Safety Strap
Role
Creates the player’s connection to the racket and supports safe handling.
Why It Matters
Grip shape, comfort and security affect confidence during fast movements.
Player Benefit
A secure and comfortable hold throughout the match.
Performance Profile
Where This Racket Performs Strongest.
A balanced view of the racket’s strongest characteristics, intended playing profile and honest performance trade-offs.
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