The Cross It Light 3.4 is adidas's speed experiment, and the numbers are startling: maneuverability 84 is the highest we score in this class, with tolerance 81 and comfort 79 completing a card built entirely around ease.
Overall it sits in the top 41% of 1,000 rackets we’ve tested — its maneuverability score ranks in the top 1%.
Power
Good68
Control
High78
Maneuverability
Very High84
Sweet Spot
Very High81
Comfort
High79
Value
High72
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PRR Score
80PRR Score
The verdict
The Cross It Light 3.4 is adidas's speed experiment, and the numbers are startling: maneuverability 84 is the highest we score in this class, with tolerance 81 and comfort 79 completing a card built entirely around ease. The 360 g head-light build with a Soft EVA core swings itself; the 24K face is an unexpected luxury that keeps touch shots crisp. Power 68 is the transparent trade. Value 72 reflects the premium face. For net-forward players, fast-exchange specialists, and anyone whose game is hands rather than shoulders, this frame is nearly custom-built. Big hitters need not visit.
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Full specification
AttackerStandardBalanced
Shape
Round
Face weave
Carbon 24K
Core
Soft EVA
Balance
Head-light
Weight
360g
Level
Intermediate
Playing style
Power
Year
2025
The series story
Adidas Cross It
Adidas's all-court line, fronted by Marta Ortega
The Cross It is Adidas's all-court series: the rounder, more forgiving counterpart to the Metalbone, and the line associated with Marta Ortega on the women's tour. Its brief is balance: enough bite to attack when the ball sits up, enough sweet spot to defend without punishment. The family follows Adidas's familiar trim structure (mainline, Pro EDT at the top, Carbon and Team below), and the Pro EDT editions have been the quiet overachievers of the range, scoring 87 with us.
Which one should you buy?
The Cross It Pro EDT (PRR 87) is the best racket in the line and one of the best all-court frames Adidas makes, so buy it if it fits your budget. The standard Cross It 3.4 (PRR 82) and Carbon 2026 (PRR 84) are solid steps down, and the Team trim covers improvers. Attackers should look at the Metalbone instead.
adidas's speed experiment, and the numbers show it
This is adidas's purest speed experiment: maneuverability is the highest we score in its class, and tolerance with comfort complete a card built entirely around ease — the head-light build with a Soft EVA core essentially swings itself. The premium carbon face is an unexpected luxury on a frame this focused on speed. Power is entirely your own to supply, and against heavier incoming balls the very light build does yield — the premium face also keeps the price up relative to simpler light frames.
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