The Cross It Team 3.4 is adidas's balanced budget teardrop: an EVA core under a carbon-fibreglass face with head-heavy help on lobs and overheads, scoring 72/74 across power and control with kind terms (comfort 73, tolerance 74) and genuinely prompt handling (76).
Its maneuverability score ranks in the top 13% of 1,000 rackets we’ve tested.
Power
High72
Control
High74
Maneuverability
High76
Sweet Spot
High74
Comfort
High73
Value
High78
Owner feedback
Own this racket? Tell us if our scores feel right — enough responses feed the next rescoring pass.
Power
Control
Maneuverability
Comfort
Sweet Spot
Value
PRR Score
76PRR Score
The verdict
The Cross It Team 3.4 is adidas's balanced budget teardrop: an EVA core under a carbon-fibreglass face with head-heavy help on lobs and overheads, scoring 72/74 across power and control with kind terms (comfort 73, tolerance 74) and genuinely prompt handling (76). Weight documentation is incomplete. Value 78 keeps it attractive. The card is the platonic improving all-courter: no weakness, no drama, a little free depth from the balance, and a face that forgives. For intermediates who want one adidas that does everything credibly at mid-market money, this is it.
Prices updated automatically. UK/USA stores show their own price first with the EUR equivalent in brackets for comparison (indicative rate); you pay the store's price and they ship to that region only. Some links are affiliate links — we earn a small commission at no cost to you. PadelProShop prices shown with PRR10 discount (10% off) already applied. Code auto-applied at checkout.NinePadel prices shown in GBP with PRR5 discount (5% off) already applied. Enter the code at checkout — NinePadel's checkout can't auto-apply it via the link. UK/IE price & delivery only.
Full specification
All-Court
Shape
Teardrop
Face weave
Carbon / Fibreglass
Core
EVA
Balance
Head-heavy
Level
Intermediate
Playing style
All-court
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.
This is genuinely a no-weakness card: kind terms run throughout comfort and tolerance, and the head-heavy tune adds real depth on lobs and overheads while handling stays genuinely prompt. It's a fair, balanced budget teardrop with real all-court capability. Weight isn't confirmed in our data, and there's no standout weapon here for specialists — the Lt editions in the same range serve actual attackers if that's what you're chasing.
No player reviews yet — own it? Be the first to review the Adidas Cross It Team 3.4.
