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Adidas Arrow Hit Hexagon vs Defy Pro V1 SE 2
The Defy Pro V1 SE 2 is the better racket, 85 to 81: more control and sweet spot. The Arrow is not at PadelProShop right now.
Our scores, updated 8 November 2026 · How we score
Score by score
How we score →The green bar wins the round. The Defy takes 4 of the six, the Arrow takes power and value.
Feel is read from the core and the face until hardness is measured.
What is different
Four things change between them. Pick one to look closer.
15K packs 15,000 carbon filaments into each thread against 3,000: a stiffer face that answers sooner on volleys. The Arrow's 3K is a little softer and gives you more time when you are late.
Edge: the Defy, for precision
* The feel starts from the core's rated hardness (estimated from the core material where there is no rating), then the face: carbon 12K and up is firmer, fibreglass softer.
The Defy is about 375 g lighter: quicker to the ball at the net. The Arrow puts a little more weight behind a smash.
Edge: the Defy, for quick hands
The balance point is not listed for both.
No edge either way
* Drawn to scale: a 455 mm racket in its shape's outline (traced from a real racket of that shape), with the balance point the shops list marked on it. Real rackets vary by a few millimetres.
Only the Defy is at PadelProShop right now, at €225.
No edge either way
Specs from the makers and the shops that sell them. Weights are the maker's figures, not measured by us.
Which one sounds like you?
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Arrow Hit Hexagon
Our score 81 · not in stockSkip it if you want more control: the Defy has 83 for control against its 67.
Defy Pro V1 SE 2
Our score 85 · €225Skip it if you want more racket for the money: the Arrow has 79 for value against its 62.
Our recommendation for most players
The Defy Pro V1 SE 2
The higher score, 85 to 81.
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What other reviewers scored them
Out of 100, each linked to its page.
Our score
Defy +4
Padelful
Has scored only the Arrow
PadelReference
Has scored only the Arrow
We do not change ours to match.
Your shape
What players said
1 player who own or have owned one of them told us how it plays. It is their word: it is not a review and does not count towards Our score.
Arrow Hit Hexagon
No player has told us about the Arrow yet.
Defy Pro V1 SE 2
1 of 1 liked it
Liked it 1No strong view 0Did not 0
Only 1 player so far: too few to rank what they said.
Our recommendation
Wilson Defy Pro V1 SE 2
The better racket, 85 to 81: more control and sweet spot.
- 4 of 6 scores
- About 375 g lighter
- Carbon 15K face
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Questions
Straight answers.
Which is better, the Arrow Hit Hexagon or the Defy Pro V1 SE 2?
The Defy Pro V1 SE 2 is the better racket, 85 to 81: more control and sweet spot. The Arrow is not at PadelProShop right now.
What is the difference between the Arrow Hit Hexagon and the Defy Pro V1 SE 2?
15K packs 15,000 carbon filaments into each thread against 3,000: a stiffer face that answers sooner on volleys. The Arrow's 3K is a little softer and gives you more time when you are late. The Defy is about 375 g lighter: quicker to the ball at the net. The Arrow puts a little more weight behind a smash. The balance point is not listed for both.
Which is better for control?
The Defy Pro V1 SE 2: control 83 against 67.
What is the price difference?
Only the Defy is at PadelProShop right now, at €225.
