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Padel Rackets

As padel grows rapidly in popularity, the range of padel rackets to choose from is better than ever, whatever your budget, ability and experience. Take your pick from leading racket sports brands and specialist padel brands.

Babolat Storm Padel RacketBabolat Storm Padel Racket
40% Off Sold out
Babolat Storm Padel RacketPerfect for all player types
£56.99£95.00
PADELIZED AERO-PRO TOUR Padel RacketPADELIZED AERO-PRO TOUR Padel Racket
80% Off Sold out
PADELIZED AERO-PRO TOUR Padel RacketTextured surface for increased spin
£49.99£250.00
Head Evo Speed Padel RacketHead Evo Speed Padel Racket
27% Off Sold out
Head Evo Speed Padel RacketFor a softer hitting feel
£54.90£75.00
PADELIZED AERO-PRO TEAM Padel RacketPADELIZED AERO-PRO TEAM Padel Racket
75% Off Sold out
PADELIZED AERO-PRO TEAM Padel RacketEasy manoeuvrability!
£49.99£200.00
Head Evo Extreme Padel RacketHead Evo Extreme Padel Racket
25% Off Sold out
Head Evo Extreme Padel RacketReduced hitting vibrations
£56.25£75.00
Babolat Dyna Spirit Padel RacketBabolat Dyna Spirit Padel Racket
23% Off Sold out
Babolat Dyna Spirit Padel RacketDesigned for effortless power
£119.90£155.00
Babolat Stima Spirit Padel RacketBabolat Stima Spirit Padel Racket
32% Off Sold out
Babolat Stima Spirit Padel RacketExceptional manoeuvrability
£105.99£155.00
Head Speed Elite Padel RacketHead Speed Elite Padel Racket
32% Off Sold out
Head Speed Elite Padel RacketLatest Auxetic technology!
£125.50£185.00
Adidas Metalbone 3.3 Padel RacketAdidas Metalbone 3.3 Padel Racket
15% Off Sold out
Adidas Metalbone 3.3 Padel RacketAs used by Ale Galan!
£280.45£330.00
Babolat Dyna Energy Padel RacketBabolat Dyna Energy Padel Racket
29% Off Sold out
Babolat Dyna Energy Padel RacketExcellent manoeuvrability and power
£149.90£210.00
Bullpadel Hack 03 Comfort 24 Padel RacketBullpadel Hack 03 Comfort 24 Padel Racket
31% Off Sold out
Bullpadel Hack 03 Comfort 24 Padel RacketSofter face for easier playability
£134.99£195.00
Head Flash Pro Padel RacketHead Flash Pro Padel Racket
20% Off Sold out
Head Flash Pro Padel RacketEasy power generation!
£91.95£115.00
Wilson Bela LT V2.5 Padel RacketWilson Bela LT V2.5 Padel Racket
20% Off Sold out
Wilson Bela LT V2.5 Padel RacketLightest weight in the Bela range
£187.99£235.00
Adidas Adipower Light 3.3 Padel RacketAdidas Adipower Light 3.3 Padel Racket
15% Off Sold out
Adidas Adipower Light 3.3 Padel RacketEasy handling from a lighter weight
£161.45£190.00
Head Extreme Motion Padel RacketHead Extreme Motion Padel Racket
26% Off Sold out
Head Extreme Motion Padel RacketGreat choice for the power players!
£147.90£200.00
Adidas Metalbone HRD 3.3 Padel RacketAdidas Metalbone HRD 3.3 Padel Racket
15% Off Sold out
Adidas Metalbone HRD 3.3 Padel RacketIncredible power and precision
£288.99£340.00
Head Speed Motion Padel RacketHead Speed Motion Padel Racket
40% Off Sold out
Head Speed Motion Padel RacketLightest racket in the Speed range
£129.99£215.00
Wilson Carbon Force Padel RacketWilson Carbon Force Padel Racket
20% Off Sold out
Wilson Carbon Force Padel RacketGreat choice for the improving player
£91.99£115.00
Dunlop Aero-Star Team Padel Racket
30% Off Sold out
Dunlop Aero-Star Team Padel RacketDesigned for the improving player
£118.90£170.00
Head Speed Pro X Padel RacketHead Speed Pro X Padel Racket
50% Off Sold out
Head Speed Pro X Padel RacketUltimate control and performance
£157.50£315.00

About Padel Rackets

How do you choose a padel racket?

When you're choosing a padel racket to suit your game, consider these factors:
- Skill level
- Budget
- Game style
- Handling preference
- Brand
They're all important in your decsion. Beginners might like an entry-prices racket with a larger head and good stability. If you're into fierce topspin and super-fast hitting, look for rackets set up to deliver this kind of gameplay. Some players prefer a heavier racket for power and stability, others like a lightweight racket that's less tiring to play with and gives them more agility. You may have a favourite brand already. If you're not sure, ask the racket sports experts at pdhsports.com - we've tested and recommended top padel racket buys and you can view our padel racket test video clips too. 

What is the key difference between padel rackets?

Padel rackets are designed for different players from beginners to professional level. They have different features depending on your preferences. A lighter racket may be easier on the wrist and feel more agile. A heavier padel racket can produce more power and stability, for greater accuracy. Round, teardrop or diamond shaped heads appeal to different players. Some rackets are set up to deliver excellent spin or to reduce vibration. Read the product details and reviews to discover the best one for you, or ask for advice from the racket sports experts at pdhsports.com - we've personally tested lots of padel rackets and we love to hear from you online or on social media

Do padel rackets have grip sizes?

All padel rackets come with a standard sized handle grip. You can use overgrips to cushion the handle or layer it up to increased the grip size for greater comfort, if you have larger hands. Overgrips can also help wick away sweat, to keep your grip strong and steady during your padel games. 

Why does a padel racket have holes?

Padel rackets are different from strung squash, tennis or badminton rackets, because they have a solid impact surface. Imagine swishing a large solid racket head through the air though - the resistance would make it slow and difficult. To get around that problem, and the make the rackets lighter, the impact surface is punched with holes. 

What shape should a padel racket for beginners have?

There are all kind of padel rackets on the market to cater for every preference and playing style. The head shape can make a difference to ease of hitting: for beginners, a large round head is often recommended. More advanced players sometimes prefer a more diamond-shaped head, for greater precision. 

Which padel racket is suitable for children or juniors?

Junior rackets are available for newbies and more competitive youth players. They tend to be slightly shorter and lighter than adult rackets, in proportion to junior players' size and strength. Adult padel rackets are shorter and easier to handle than tennis rackets, so for a junior's first try, they could just borrow an adult racket to get a feel for the game and decide if they want to keep playing... we're pretty sure they'll be hooked!

What are padel bats made of?

Most padel rackets have faces made of fibreglass (cheaper) or carbon fibre (more expensive). Manufacturers have developed different features on the racket face - a rough or slightly raised surface can change the spin on the ball, for example. The racket head has a thick filling or core of rubber (heavier) or foam (lighter).