2025
Adidas
Metalbone PRO EDT 3.4
Diamond365gHigh BalancePowerAdvanced
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ShapeDiamond
Weight365g
BalanceHigh
LevelAdvanced
StylePower
Our Verdict
The Metalbone PRO EDT 3.4 is a dedicated attacking racket for advanced players who are comfortable at the net and want a tool built around finishing points. The high balance and diamond shape combine to deliver overhead power that feels effortless when technique is sound, while the surface offers enough bite to vary pace and angle on attacking shots. It is crisp and direct in fast net exchanges, making it a natural fit for players who dictate the rhythm of a point rather than respond to it. This is a racket that suits a confident, technically refined attacker — and the Ale Galán limited edition finish adds a collector's appeal to a genuinely serious piece of equipment.
Pros
- Overheads and smashes feel genuinely explosive — the high balance shifts swing weight into the head, generating serious pace on point-finishing shots without requiring extra effort from the player.
- There is real bite available for spin at the net and mid-court, giving attacking players a credible threat on angled kills and aggressive volleys rather than relying purely on flat pace.
- Fast exchanges at the net feel crisp and direct, with enough stability in the frame to handle hard contacts without the head twisting or losing precision on quick hands.
Cons
- Players who defend primarily from the back court or rely on touch and placement to build points will find the high balance and stiff, aggressive character punishing on off-centre contacts and tiring over a long match.
In Depth
Shape & Balance
Diamond · High Balance
The head-heavy weight distribution increases leverage through the swing arc, translating directly into pace on smashes and aggressive volleys. The sweet spot sits high on the face — effective when attacking, but demands cleaner contact than a round or teardrop would.
Who Buys This
Advanced · Power players
Experienced players who favour aggressive, attacking play. Suited to competitive club players who dominate from the net and want maximum pace on smashes and volleys. Demands clean contact — rewards it with explosive performance.
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