Power, Control & Comfort Scores
Its maneuverability score ranks in the top 13% of 1,000 rackets we’ve tested.
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The Rose is Akkeron's most graceful card: a 370 g teardrop scoring maneuverability 76 and comfort 75 as its lead numbers, with a level 72/72 power-control split and tolerance 74 forgiving generously. Core and face documentation is incomplete, so demo before committing. Value 73 is fair. The card describes a quick, kind, balanced frame, the challenger brand's answer to the mainstream's polite all-rounders, with slightly better manners than most. For advanced players who want punctual and pleasant in one frame and enjoy the road less badged, the Rose deserves its demo slot.
The challenger's politest offer
This is genuinely Akkeron's most graceful card: maneuverability pairs gracefully with comfort, and tolerance forgives generously across a level power-control split. It's a quick, kind frame that suits complete games rather than one specific style. Core and face documentation is incomplete, so demo before committing, and there's no real finishing weapon here — the usual challenger-brand caveats around support apply as standard.
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FAQ
What level of player is the Rose designed for?
The Akkeron Rose is built for Advanced players, scoring 76/100 overall in PRR's testing.
How much does the Rose cost and where can I buy it?
The Akkeron Rose is priced from €140 at PadelNuestro. See the price comparison above for the latest deals across every retailer we track.
What shape is the Rose and what does that mean on court?
The Akkeron Rose has a teardrop (hybrid) head, blending the power of a diamond with the control of a round shape for an all-court balance.