Vibor-A padel rackets

Vibor-A padel rackets

At Time2Padel you'll find the latest padel rackets from Vibor-A , a Spanish brand with a competitive streak and loud designs. The range is built for players who want performance and a bit of personality on every point. Over the years the brand has earned its place in padel, mostly down to the quality of its materials and a look that's unmistakably its own.

Right now the catalogue is built around families such as Black Mamba, Yarara, Titan, King Cobra, Atrox and Diva. Between them there's something for players who want control, power, versatility or plain aggression.

What sets Vibor-A padel rackets apart?

• Premium construction: different carbon set-ups, depending on the model.
• Exclusive designs: a look that's easy to recognise in the padel market.
• Wide range of shapes: something for different playing styles.
• Models for different levels: from intermediate players to competition.
• Balanced performance: power, precision and stability in the same racket.

Vibor-A ranges at a glance

Which Vibor-A padel racket should you choose?

The Black Mamba family is still one of the big names in the catalogue. Models such as Black Mamba Pro Neo 2027, Black Mamba Radical Esmerald 2027 and Black Mamba Atrox 2027 keep the mix of versatility and performance that made this collection so well known.

Yarara is one of the most balanced lines Vibor-A makes. Versions such as Yarara Pro Bifid 2027, Yarara Radical Gold 2027 and Yarara Atrox 2027 suit players who want control, stability and some attacking bite in one racket.

If power comes first, Titan has some of the hardest-hitting models in the current range. Titan Black 3K, Titan Black 15K Twill and Titan Black Light stand out for their solid structure and how they respond on attacking shots.

King Cobra is one of the brand's long-standing families for attacking players. King Cobra Technic carries on the aggressive streak this line has had for years.

The Atrox line is one of the newest in the catalogue. Its control and attack versions let you pick a set-up closer to how you play. And Diva is easier to handle and more comfortable, and it still performs well.

Technologies and materials

Current padel rackets use different carbon set-ups, including 3K, 12K, 15K and 24K fibres, depending on the model. They also have EVA cores of different densities, so the feel and the way the ball leaves the face can be matched to each player.

Complete your Vibor-A kit

You can pair your new racket with Vibor-A padel racket bags, backpacks, overgrips and other padel accessories from the brand, so your kit matches in training and in competition.