Adidas Arrow Hit Attack

Adidas Arrow Hit Attack

The attacking build of adidas's control line. A diamond head with a high balance and a hard face, at advanced level. It is the shape change within the Arrow Hit rather than a stiffness step. Alex Ruiz plays the Ctrl build of the same frame, which is the opposite end of the line.
Shape
Diamond
Balance
High
Hardness
Hard
Core
EVA
Style
Power
Level
Advanced
€319.95 2026

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About the Adidas Arrow Hit Attack

The Arrow Hit is adidas's control line, and the Attack is the build that pulls it in the opposite direction. Where the Ctrl builds keep the weight back, the Attack moves the head to a diamond and lifts the balance, so the weight and the sweet spot both sit high. The face is hard. That makes it a genuinely different racket from the rest of the line rather than a firmer version of it, and it is why the build is filed at advanced level while the Ctrl builds run down to intermediate. Alex Ruiz plays the Arrow Hit Ctrl, which is the other end of the same frame. adidas builds on EVA. Sold in 2026. Within the line it sits opposite the Ctrl and Carbon Ctrl builds, which pull the balance back towards the hand, and beside the Carbon Attack, which shares its geometry with a stiffened face.

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