Source: Shark

Black 2025 Shark

Name: Shark Black 2025
Brand: Shark
SKU: 01M3YWA487SNVTBS2EYJJWF0DD

Beach Tennis· Black

GoodUpdated on 2026-10-03

Version · 6 optionsBlack 2025Change

The Black 2025 is Shark's high-impact racket for advanced players. It has a 3K carbon face and a Soft EVA core, which gives a clean hit and absorbs vibrations without losing response. It measures 50 cm, is 22 mm thick and weighs between 320 and 330 g. The microgranule surface helps generate spin on drop shots, flat shots and slices. It is an option for those who want power with firm control and comes with a protective cover.

Key specs

Full specs

Weight: 325 g
Face material: 3K carbon
Thickness: 22 mm
Length: 50 cm
Core: EVA Soft
EVA type: Soft

LevelsAdvanced, Competitive

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Strengths and watch-outs

Pros

Soft EVA core usually absorbs vibrations well
Microgranule surface tends to make spin easier
22 mm profile tends to give more stability on impact
Comes with a protective cover

Cons

22 mm profile tends to be less maneuverable than thinner profiles
Recommended for advanced level, not well suited to those who are just starting out

Ideal for: Advanced player with an offensive profile who wants power with control.
Levels: Advanced, Competitive

Specs

Dimensions
Weight	325 g320 to 330 g	Medium confidence
Length	50 cm	Medium confidence
Thickness	22 mm	Medium confidence
Balance point	No data	Medium confidence

Construction
Face material	3K carbon	Medium confidence
Core	EVA Soft	Medium confidence
EVA type	Soft	Medium confidence
Holes	No data	Medium confidence
Texture	Roughmicrogranules	Medium confidence

Profile
Level	Advanced, Competitive	Medium confidence

How the RR Score was calculated

Criterion	Weight	Score
Specs	65%	67
Approval from players	35%	65

The RR Score is not yet a precise figure. It summarizes the data we have today (specs and reviews) and changes as more information comes in. A low score does not mean the racquet is bad and does not reflect its technical quality: often it is just missing data or reviews. The specs combine several sources and may have discrepancies: check the manufacturer's website and the store where you buy.