LOOK TWICE.
A high-contrast black-and-yellow graphic language designed to turn heads before the first serve.
Padel doesn't need another ordinary racket. Meet STRYKE. Unapologetic design. Electric energy. A new attitude on court.
01 / THE DEBUT
Every detail demands attention. A bold identity, inspired by the energy of the game. Built as a concept for the next generation of padel players.
STRYKE / NO. 001
The racket that refuses to blend in. Black carbon texture. Electric-yellow accents. One unmistakable bolt.
*Design, materials, specifications, release date and price are proposals until manufacturer testing and validation. Not yet available for purchase.
02 / OUR ATTITUDE
There are plenty of rackets that play it safe. STRYKE is for players who don't. A little louder. A little bolder. Entirely their own.
EST. IN THE SPIRIT OF PLAYING DIFFERENT →03 / THE DETAILS
Created as a distinctive visual concept, with performance engineering to be finalized through prototyping.
A high-contrast black-and-yellow graphic language designed to turn heads before the first serve.
Aiming for a confident all-round feel, with balance and materials selected after real on-court testing.
More than equipment. A new identity for the player who wants something outside the usual crowd.
04 / THE LOOKBOOK
Exploratory colorways from the STRYKE design studio. Tell us which one you'd take onto court.
Selected: VOLT — the original STRYKE concept.
NO UNIFORM. NO RULEBOOK.
Not another badge on another racket. This is your game, your energy, your statement. Bring something different.
05 / LAUNCHING SOON
Something different is coming to padel. Get first access to launch news, early previews, and exclusive STRYKE offers.
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GOOD QUESTIONS
STRYKE is currently a brand and product concept. There's no confirmed launch date yet; manufacturing samples and testing come first.
The black-and-electric-yellow VOLT design is our intended visual direction. Production graphics and frame details may change after prototyping.
We're exploring £179 as a target retail price. Final pricing will depend on manufacturing, materials and testing.
On-court testing is part of the plan. Club sessions and demos would be announced once working prototypes are available.