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Panenka on the Grass: Where Confidence Meets the Calm of the Pitch

A Panenka is a bold penalty kick that floats gently over the diving keeper, landing softly on the grass—cool, calm, and calculated.

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Expert advice in Panenka Grass and its Installation.

In association football, the panenka is a technique used while taking a penalty kick in which the taker, instead of kicking the ball to the left or right of the goalkeeper, gives a light touch underneath the ball, causing it to rise and fall within the centre of the goal, deceiving the goalkeeper who will most likely

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Engineered for excellence, Panenka features a “Double C” shaped yarn, boasting a 360-micron thickness for exceptional resilience and performance enhancement.

Panenka is engineered with a proprietary “Double C” yarn profile, measuring 360 microns in thickness, designed to maximize resilience and elevate performance in demanding conditions.

Built to perform, Panenka uses a 360-micron “Double C” yarn—crafted for superior resilience and next-level performance.

  • When performance matters, Panenka delivers—thanks to its engineered “Double C” yarn, 360 microns thick, providing superior bounce-back, wear resistance, and longevity.

  • Panenka. 360-micron “Double C” yarn. Engineered to outperform, designed to endure

  • 360-Micron “Double C” Yarn. Built for endurance. Designed for performance.

Built with performance in mind, Panenka incorporates a dual-curve “C” yarn structure at 360 microns, maximizing rebound capacity and wear resistance.

Not just built—engineered. Panenka’s 360-micron “Double C” yarn redefines resilience and raises the bar for performance.

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Fast-Growing:

Pananka Grass grows rapidly, making it an ideal choice for farmers needing quick fodder supply.

Drought-Resistant:

It is rich in essential nutrients like protein and fiber, which help improve animal health and productivity.

Soil-Friendly:

ananka Grass can survive in dry and harsh conditions, making it suitable for areas with low rainfall.