NO.4 360 Panoramic padel black: an insider’s take on a Paddle Racquet that’s built to travel

From Shijiazhuang, Hebei China, Yocool’s NO.4 360 Panoramic padel black has been popping up in club bags on three continents. To be honest, the name is a mouthful; the playability isn’t. In fact, it sits squarely in the 360 g sweet spot many coaches recommend, which—if you’ve been following the industry—tracks with the shift toward controllable, durable, all-court frames rather than ultra-stiff gimmicks.

What’s trending in padel gear

Three clear currents: lighter swingweight for faster net battles, textured faces for bite, and tougher edge systems to survive glass and sand. Surprisingly, the biggest wins lately come from repeatability—consistent layup and drilling—more than flashy materials. The Paddle Racquet here ticks those boxes with a stable frame and balanced feel that many customers say “just swings right” after five minutes.

Core specifications (real-world values)

How it’s built (process flow)

Materials: 3K carbon cloth, EVA foam core, high-Tg epoxy, PU edge, anti-sweat grip. Methods: pre-preg layup; hot-press molding ≈ 130–150°C; CNC drilling; bead-blast texture; clearcoat. Testing: swingweight and balance tolerance (±3 mm), impact drop 30 J, flex per ASTM D7264, hole-edge integrity, humidity chamber 95% RH (mass gain < 1.5%). Service life: validated across 15k impact cycles; replace when rebound drops >7% or face shows delam. Industries: clubs, academies, hotel/resort courts, retail/rental programs, events.

Five reasons players pick Yocool

1. Consistent swingweight—less arm guesswork.
2. Durable face/edge—glass wall kisses won’t ruin your day.
3. Comfortable EVA—good dwell time for control at the net.
4. Clean cosmetics—yes, it matters; sponsorship photos too.
5. Factory support—custom logos, balance, and grip options.

Vendor snapshot (quick compare)

Data above reflects public brochures and distributor quotes; real-world policies may vary by region.

Customization & test data

Options: custom graphics (Pantone), 350–375 g weight bins, balance tuning, matte or glossy, anti-vibe insert. Lab snapshots: swingweight 118–124 kg·cm²; COR ≈ 0.72; impact survival 30 J; mass gain in humidity 1.2% (48 h). The Paddle Racquet complies with FIP size/thickness rules and ships with batch QA sheets on request.

Where it shines + feedback

• Club play and ladders—balanced for volleys and bandejas.
• Resort rentals—durable edge, easy swing for mixed skill levels.
• Academy drills—predictable response helps coaching cues stick.

Malaga club manager: “Our renters cracked fewer frames week over week—maintenance dropped.” A Dubai coach told me, “My intermediates get instant control; the power shows up after two sessions.” That tracks with my notes; the Paddle Racquet dampens off-center hits better than many ‘pro’ frames.

Compliance and standards

Factory holds ISO 9001/14001. Testing references include ASTM D7264 (flex), ASTM D6110 (impact, analogous), and internal FIP conformity checks for dimensions/holes. Packaging is REACH-aware inks. To be honest, that’s more than some boutique brands manage.

Authoritative citations

1. International Padel Federation (FIP) Technical Regulations – Racket dimensions and holes.
2. ASTM D7264/D7264M – Flexural Properties of Polymer Matrix Composite Materials.
3. ASTM D6110 – Charpy Impact of Notched Specimens (composite impact reference).
4. ISO 9001/14001 – Quality and Environmental Management Systems (certification frameworks).
5. Padel industry growth reports 2023–2025 (Europe & GCC market analyses).