BULLPADEL MOSAL Man

Bullpadel Mosal Men's T-shirt: room where the overhead shot demands it. The Bullpadel Mosal t-shirt belongs to the Bullpadel men's range and its approach is the opposite of a tight t-shirt: to provide looseness in the upper back and the armhole, which is exactly where the body opens up when hitting overhead.. It is a short-sleeved technical padel t-shirt, constructed in stretch knit fabric for players looking for freedom of movement without the garment cutting short their motion.. Features of the Bullpadel Mosal t-shirt. Brand: Bullpadel. Model: Mosal. Type: Technical padel t-shirt. Gender: Men's. Sleeves: Short. Fabric: Technical stretch knit, breathable. Technology: Drynamic moisture management. Cut: Roomy in the back and armhole. Use: Padel, training and competition. Drynamic technology: moisture away from the fabric. Drynamic is the breathability system that Bullpadel applies to its matchwear garments. Instead of absorbing sweat and retaining it, the fabric pushes it towards the outer face, where air ventilation evaporates it. The practical result is a t-shirt that weighs almost the same in the first game and in the tie-break.. That sustained freshness is what separates a technical t-shirt from a cotton one. Cotton gets soaked, gains weight and stays cold stuck to the back during side changes; with Drynamic technology the garment recovers on its own while you walk to the bench.. Details that change the match. The overhead shot motion needs room. Smashing opens the scapula and tightens the entire upper back. If the t-shirt pulls in that area, the arm does not go all the way up and the impact point drops a few centimetres. It seems like little, but those are the centimetres that differentiate a smash out of bounds from one that stays in the net. The cut of the Mosal gives looseness right there.. Stretch in both directions. The stretch knit accompanies the torso torsion in the cross-court volley and returns to its place without staying stretched out. It is the difference between a garment that sig