Padel Rackets
155 rackets in stock. Every one is a racket we’d happily play with.
2025Babolat Dyna Spirit
Teardrop · 330g · Soft → Medium£125.00
2026NOX AT10 Genius Attack 18K Alum Agustín Tapia
Diamond · 360-375g · Medium£215.00
2026Xcalion Unum M1 Hybrid
Hybrid · 323g · Medium£200.00
2026Wilson Optix V2 Power Blue
Teardrop · 360g · Medium£95.00
2026Wilson Endure V1
Round · 365g · Medium£153.25
2026Joma Valkiria Pro HRD
Round · 360-370g · Medium → Hard£150.00
2026Joma Valkiria Pro SFT
Round · 350-360g · Soft → Medium£150.00
2026Xcalion Infinity H1 Power
Diamond · 312g · Hard£420.00
2026Adidas Arrow Hit Hexagon Cup
Diamond · 360-375g · Medium£143.99
2026Adidas Metalbone HRD+ Ale Galán
Diamond · 345-360g · Hard£238.50
2025Babolat Counter Origin
Round · 355g · Soft£85.00
2026Xcalion Unum S1 Control
Round · 313g · Medium£180.00
2026Adidas Metalbone Pro EDT Galán
Diamond · 345-360g · Hard£292.40
2026Babolat Technical Viper 3.0
Diamond · 365g · Hard£219.99
2026Oxdog Ultimate Pro
Diamond · 365g · Medium → Hard£275.00
2026Adidas Arrow Hit Attack
Diamond · 360-375g · Medium£269.99Shop by brand
Choosing a padel racket
Start with your level, not the racket your favourite pro uses. Beginner rackets are usually round, softer and lighter, with a big sweet spot. As you improve, a teardrop gives you more power without losing too much control. Diamond rackets put the weight up top for smashes and suit advanced players.
Not sure? Take the quiz, or WhatsApp us and a player will help.
Questions
Which padel racket is best for beginners?
A round or teardrop racket with a soft feel, around 345 to 360g.
What’s the difference between round, teardrop and diamond?
Round is for control, teardrop is the all-rounder, diamond is for power.
Can I request a specific weight?
Yes. Add a note at checkout and we’ll send the closest weight we have.