Antivibrator shockout Bullpadel White

An antivibrator is fitted inside the string bed, usually just below the strings near the throat, where it damps the buzz a shot sends up the frame into the hand rather than changing how the ball comes off the strings. It is a small, inexpensive accessory rather than a structural part of the racket, and it is optional: some players find the buzz distracting or fatiguing on mishits and fit one permanently, others leave the frame bare and notice no difference. It suits a player sensitive to vibration through the handle, particularly on off-centre hits; it will not correct a racket that is simply too stiff or too heavy for the arm using it, since the specification here states only its category and nothing about the racket it is meant for.