Ale Galán unveils Adidas Metalbone Reserve 2026

The flagship store of Padel Nuestro in Madrid hosted the official launch of the new Adidas Metalbone Reserve 2026, Ale Galán’s exclusive racket. The event brought together around 80 fans, specialized media, and industry professionals, offering them a close experience with one of the leading figures in world padel.

Galán’s impressions of the racket

During the presentation, Galán shared insights into the creation process and explained how the racket feels on court. “It is a racket that perfectly reflects the elegance and personality we wanted to convey. In terms of performance, it has everything I look for in my game,” said the Madrid-born player. He highlighted the balance between power and control, as well as the comfort and adaptability of the model both indoors and outdoors.

Collaboration with Adidas and Reserve

The Metalbone Reserve 2026 is the result of a collaboration between Adidas and Reserve, which Galán described as a union of “quality, design and identity.” The premium and elegant design aims to combine aesthetics with top-level performance, reinforcing Adidas’s commitment to innovation in padel equipment.

Fans’ participation

The event included a Q&A session with fans and followers on social media, autograph signing, photo opportunities, and a testing area where attendees could try the new racket. The atmosphere was relaxed and engaging, with a cocktail reception adding to the experience.

Sporting success with Chingotto

Galán also spoke about his current partnership with Federico Chingotto, emphasizing the stability and trust they have built together. “Fede is always like a little clock, someone who gives me structure,” Galán noted, underlining the importance of their connection in maintaining consistency at the highest level.

A hub for padel enthusiasts

With this launch, Padel Nuestro’s flagship store once again confirmed its role as a key meeting point for the padel community in Spain, strengthening its mission to bring leading brands and top players closer to the public.