Adidas cross it light 2026

Main characteristics of Marta Ortega's Adidas cross it light 26

Materials

Soft Energy EVA Rubber
Intermediate density that offers a great ball output without losing power, with a comfortable and responsive touch. The rackets with this rubber are identified by the blue cap.

24K Aluminized Carbon
Rigid and durable surface that generates a lot of power with a soft touch. The incorporation of aluminum in the carbon fiber provides a harder and more solid touch, ideal for players who hit hard.

Spin Blade Mold
3D relief integrated into the mold that improves the sensation of contact and facilitates greater effect on cut shots, trays and snakes.

Structure

Round Format
More weight near the grip for maximum control and maneuverability, especially useful in defense and in shots that require quick reaction.

Dynamic air flow
Open holes in the heart of the racket that reduce air resistance, improving manageability and facilitating more agile movements.

11 Thirteen
Eleven central holes with a smaller diameter than the remaining thirteen, increasing the rigidity, power and durability of the racket.

Extra power Grip
Longer grip that increases the inertia of the shot, providing extra power when the arm is accelerated.

Featured Technologies

• Dynamic air flow: improves aerodynamics and speed of movement.

• 11 Thirteen: Optimized hole pattern for stability and power.

• Spin Blade Mold: 3D relief for better control and effects.

• Soft Energy EVA: perfect balance between ball output, confort and power.

• 24K Aluminized Carbon: combines power, rigidity and durability with a soft feel

Level of play

PRO – Racket aimed at high-level players looking for a lightweight, comfortable and high-performance tool for very frequent use.

Opinion of the Stock Padel Team of Martita Ortega's cross it light 26

The cross it light 26 seems ideal for those who want a light, very manageable racket with a great ball output, but with the solidity of a 24K carbon. Perfect for technical players who prioritize control and comfort, without giving up hitting hard when the play calls for it.