Joma and Juanlu Esbrí have presented their second special joint collection, featuring the Ultralight footwear and the Blast x Juanlu Esbrí racket.
The launch is the result of collaborative work between the professional player and Joma’s technical team, with the aim of adapting both products to Esbrí’s requirements and incorporating his identity into a collection designed specifically for competition.
Throughout the development process, the player has contributed to defining the products, bringing his on-court experience, technical requirements and particular approach to the game.
The collection also shares a common visual identity, built around an asymmetrical composition in green, blue and yellow tones, colour blocks and gradient transitions.
Technical validation before competition
Beyond aesthetics, Joma states that the collection has undergone a process of technical laboratory validation, with the materials, construction and performance of the products tested to assess their response to the demands of professional play.
The launch also marks a change in Juanlu Esbrí’s competition footwear, as the player moves from the Slam to the new Ultralight.
Ultralight: lightweight performance, stability and protection
The Ultralight is designed to combine lightness and agility with stability and protection, key characteristics for the movements and changes of direction involved in padel.
Key features include:
Blast x Juanlu Esbrí: versatility with an offensive focus
The Blast x Juanlu Esbrí racket completes the collection with a configuration designed to balance comfort, versatility and offensive performance.
The racket features a hybrid shape, large sweet spot and medium-high balance, aiming to provide comfort during play while maintaining responsiveness on aerial and attacking shots.
Its construction and technologies include:
The new collection represents another collaboration between Joma and Juanlu Esbrí, combining the brand’s technical development capabilities with direct feedback from a professional player to address the demands of competition across both footwear and racket design.