How to choose your shovel Padel ideal: technique, Control and performance
The correct racket is noticeable from the first hit: the ball comes out where you look and the arm does not protest. In this guide we explain what really matters and give you access to the complete collection of Padel Rackets of Padel to filter by Shape, weight and materials without getting lost.
what Level game do you have? The starting point
Honesty here is gold. You Level Mark the type of racket that will make you progress without frustration.
If you are starting or playing from time to time, sends the Control. Start with Padel Rackets of Padel with Shape Round and wide sweet spot: they forgive off-center hits and facilitate steering. If the grip does not fit, fine-tune the feel with overgrips and grips Padel.
If you already master the basics and want to increase the pace, look for a real balance between Control and power. They usually fit very well Padel Rackets of Padel with Shape of Teardrop with Balance medium.
If you compete or train several times a week, refine specifications: medium/hard touch, Balance higher and carbon faces. Compare within Padel Rackets of Padel professionals.
The Shape of the shovel:Round, Teardrop or Diamond?
The Shape change the sweet spot and the distribution of masses, and with it the balance between Control and power.
- Round: Balance low and centered sweet spot; excellent for consistency.
- Teardrop: the most versatile option; Balance medium and versatile response.
- Diamond: Balance high for stuck; requires precision. If you are defined by an aggressive game, look Padel Rackets of Padel with Shape of Diamond.
Balance and weight: keys to Control and the power
They define maneuverability and how the ball “enters” the face of the racket. Adjusting them well stabilizes your technique and your fatigue during the match.
Balance
- Low: more Control and arm speed in defense and wall exits.
- High: more leverage and power in finishing and volleying. Ask for technique.
- Medium: balance for versatile play; usually marries Padel Rackets of Padel with Shape of Teardrop.
Weight
Light (350–365 g) = agility; heavy (≥370 g) = inertia and punch, but more physical demand. If you hesitate between two ranges, choose the most manageable one and fine-tune the grip with overgrips from our store; here you can compare quickly, using the filters of the complete collection of Padel Rackets of Padel.
The core:EVA or Foam?
The core marks the feel and exit of the ball:
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EVA: standard for durability and Control.
- EVA Soft: comfortable touch and vivid output; combines well with Padel Rackets with carbon faces to gain stability.
- EVA Hard: firm feel with more precision and power; very common in ranges of Padel professionals.
- Foam: very soft and elastic; maximum output with little effort, in exchange for less durability. Extend your life with Racket Protectors frame.
Common mistakes when choosing your first racket
- Imitate your favorite player: the Padel Rackets “Pro” are usually harder and heavier.
- Thinking that more expensive is better: The ideal racket is the one that fits your strength and technique, not the price.
- Ignore weight: adjust the weight with the filters on the complete collection of Padel Rackets of Padel and refine the thickness with overgrips and grips Padel.
- Become obsessed with power: If it's too long for you, try versatility with Padel Rackets of Padel with Shape of Teardrop or pure Control with Padel Rackets of Padel with Shape Round.
Get to know yourself (Level, strength, style), choose Shape and core chords and adjusts Balance/weight to your reality. When you want to compare in detail, enter the best store Padel Rackets of Padel or also, you can continue learning in our technical blog Padel. For federal regulations and resources, visit the FEP website.
