
Padel racket core types: 8 foams explained
Soft EVA, Black EVA, HR, firm EVA, polyethylene, Power Foam: SunTzu Padel's video on padel racket cores, explained, and why it features the SCUD Mexique M1.
12K or 18K carbon, EVA foam, diamond or teardrop shape, hand-applied sanding, anti-vibration system: what SCUD technical choices change in hand.

Soft EVA, Black EVA, HR, firm EVA, polyethylene, Power Foam: SunTzu Padel's video on padel racket cores, explained, and why it features the SCUD Mexique M1.

Mould, carbon or glass layup, foam core, curing under pressure, finishing and quality control: the manufacturing steps behind a padel racket, step by step.

Soft, medium or hard EVA, or FOAM: what the core foam of a padel racket changes to feel, power, sweet spot, lifespan and how it plays in cold weather.

Rough or textured padel racket face: sandblasting, moulded 3D texture or textured paint, what each changes to spin and lifespan, and what the rules allow.

Why we sand every SCUD racket face by hand rather than on a line, what that grip changes on four strokes, and how to keep the sanded finish longer.

12K vs 18K carbon on a padel racket: what the K counts, how the weave changes stiffness and feel at impact, and why the number alone is not enough to choose.

Fibreglass vs carbon padel racket: glass is softer, more forgiving and cheaper; carbon is about three times stiffer and more direct. Which player each suits.
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