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Adidas Metalbone Pro EDT

Name: Adidas Metalbone Pro EDT
Brand: Adidas
Availability: InStock

The Pro EDT build of the Adidas Metalbone. A diamond head with an adjustable balance, so the profile is set by the player rather than fixed at purchase. It is a power frame at advanced level. Read the build word before the model year when comparing two Metalbone listings: the year moves every season while the build word is what actually changes the racket.

Shape

Diamond

Balance

Adjustable

Core

EVA

Style

Power

Level

Advanced

€369.95 2026

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About the Adidas Metalbone Pro EDT

The head is a diamond, which puts the weight and the sweet spot high, where the output comes from and why it asks for clean contact. The balance is adjustable rather than fixed, which is unusual at any price. The core is EVA. Within the Adidas Metalbone, Pro EDT is the build word that separates this racket from its siblings; a model year on a listing describes the season it was sold in rather than where it sits in the range. Sold in 2026. The Metalbone is adidas's headline power line and Ale Galan's racket. Read the build word before the model year when comparing two Metalbone listings: the year moves every season while the build word is what actually changes the racket.

Questions about the Adidas Metalbone Pro EDT

What does Pro EDT mean?

A limited player edition. adidas applies it across several families — Metalbone, Cross It, Arrow Hit and Adipower have all had Pro EDT versions — so it marks an edition of an existing racket rather than a build unique to one line.

Does the Pro EDT play differently from the standard Metalbone?

It is an edition of the standard racket: the same diamond frame, the same aluminised carbon face and the same adjustable weight system. Nothing published suggests a change in how it plays, though adidas does not publish a separate rubber specification for it.

Is it the racket Ale Galan plays?

It is signed by him and released as a player edition, but professionals commonly play frames customised in weight and balance beyond the retail version. The signature identifies the association rather than guaranteeing an identical racket.

Can the balance be adjusted?

Yes. Like the rest of the recent Metalbone line it carries the weight and balance system: two plates plus washers and screws, allowing about eleven grams to be repositioned between the head and the grip.

Is a Pro EDT worth paying more for?

It is a limited edition of a racket you can buy in its standard form, and nothing published indicates it plays differently. If you want the frame, the standard Metalbone is the same frame. The premium is for the edition rather than for a change in performance.