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CAMEWIN 50% Carbon Fiber Padel Racket

Name: CAMEWIN 50% Carbon Fiber Padel Racket
SKU: B526
Price: 236000 TZS
Availability: InStock

Padel Rackets

A CAMEWIN padel racket with a 50 percent carbon fibre face - a halfway house between the fibreglass of a beginner racket and the full carbon of a performance one. More precision than fibreglass, more forgiveness than full carbon. Ask us to confirm shape, weight and balance before ordering.

TZS200,000+ VAT

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Highlights

Half carbon, half fibreglass

The step between a first racket and a performance one.

50 percent carbon

Stiffer and more precise than fibreglass, more forgiving and kinder on the arm than full carbon.

The intermediate step

For a player who has outgrown a beginner racket but is not ready for a stiff carbon one.

Ask us the numbers

CAMEWIN publish no verified shape, weight or balance. We would rather measure than guess.

Padel, not pickleball

Different sport, different court, different ball entirely.

Product description

About this product

Carbon Fiber Padel Racket – in stock at 361 Degrees Adventure in Tanzania.

A padel racket from CAMEWIN with a face built from roughly half carbon fibre and half fibreglass.

That blend is a real position in the market rather than a compromise. Fibreglass flexes a lot: forgiving, comfortable, kind on the elbow, and imprecise. Full carbon is stiff: precise, powerful, and unforgiving of an off-centre hit in a way that punishes a developing player. A face at around fifty percent carbon sits between them, which is where a lot of improving players actually want to be – noticeably more precise than the racket they learned on, without the harshness of a competition frame.

We are not publishing a shape, a weight or a balance figure for this racket, because CAMEWIN do not document them anywhere we can verify, and those three numbers are exactly what determines how a padel racket plays. Ask us and we will measure and weigh the actual stock before you order – it takes us a few minutes and it means you get a real answer rather than a repeated one.

What applies to any padel racket: wear the wrist cord every point, because a dropped racket against glass is how frames crack; keep it in a cover and out of a car boot, because sustained heat permanently deforms the core; and treat the bumper strip as a consumable.

Padel, not pickleball. The two sports are unrelated and the equipment does not cross over.

Buying a Carbon Fiber Padel Racket in Tanzania

361 Degrees Adventure keeps the carbon fiber padel racket at our showroom in Upanga, Dar es Salaam, with delivery countrywide across Tanzania. Come and handle it before you buy, or order online and collect.

Every carbon fiber padel racket is checked in store before it leaves us, and our staff use the same kit in the field, so you get an honest answer on fit and sizing rather than a sales pitch.

Not sure which carbon fiber padel racket suits you? Call or message the showroom and we will talk you through the options that are actually in stock in Dar es Salaam.

Spare parts and replacements for the carbon fiber padel racket are easier to get here than on an overseas order, which matters once the gear is in use.

Browse more Padel Rackets in Dar es Salaam, or see the full 361 Degrees range. For general background on roof racks, see this overview on Wikipedia.

Specifications

The details

Brand	CAMEWIN
Sport	Padel - not pickleball
Face	Approximately 50 percent carbon fibre
Shape, weight, balance	Not documented by CAMEWIN - ask us and we will measure the stock
Level	Intermediate - the step up from a fibreglass beginner racket
Care	Wrist cord every point; keep out of direct sun and car boots; bumper strip is a consumable
SKU	B526

Questions

Good to know

Is padel the same as pickleball?

No, they are different sports and the equipment is not interchangeable. Padel is played on an enclosed 20 by 10 metre court with glass walls that are in play, using a solid perforated racket and a depressurised tennis-type ball. Pickleball is played on a badminton-sized open court with a flat unperforated paddle and a rigid plastic ball with holes in it. A padel racket is too heavy for pickleball and a pickleball paddle cannot play a wall.

Round, teardrop or diamond - which padel racket shape?

Round rackets put the sweet spot low and central, near your hand: the most control, the most forgiveness, the least power. Diamond rackets put it high near the tip: maximum power on a smash, a small sweet spot, and unforgiving of a mishit. Teardrop sits between the two and is where most players should be. Start round or teardrop and move to diamond only when your contact point is reliable.

What does 50 percent carbon change?

Carbon is stiffer than fibreglass, so more of the impact energy returns as ball speed and the response is more precise. It is also less forgiving of an off-centre hit and transmits more shock to the arm. A half-carbon face sits between the two, which is where most improving players are comfortable.

What are the weight and balance?

We are not quoting them, because CAMEWIN do not publish figures we can verify and those numbers determine how a racket plays. Ask us and we will weigh and measure the actual stock.

Does the heat here affect the racket?

Yes. The EVA or foam core of a padel racket softens as it warms, so the same racket plays livelier and softer on a hot Dar afternoon than it would in a European winter. That is not a fault. What does damage it is sustained extreme heat - never leave a racket in a parked car boot, where interior temperatures will permanently deform the core.

How do I look after a padel racket?

Wear the wrist cord every single point - a dropped racket against the glass is how frames crack. Keep it in a cover, out of direct sun, and never in a car boot. Replace the bumper strip when it wears through; it costs a fraction of a frame.

How long do the balls last in this climate?

Less time than you would like. Padel balls are pressurised and lose pressure from the moment the tube is opened, and heat accelerates it. A competitive pair will change balls after a couple of matches; socially they stay usable for longer but go progressively dead. Keep unopened tubes somewhere cool and out of the sun.

Do you deliver in Dar es Salaam?

Yes. We deliver across Dar es Salaam and send nationwide to Arusha, Moshi, Mwanza, Dodoma, Zanzibar and beyond by courier. Call or WhatsApp us if you need a same-day drop in the city.