
CHOOSING THE RIGHT RACKET
THINGS TO CONSIDER
The Padel Racket shape and weight can impact the way you play the game. Below is a guide to working out what's best for you!
For more info on padel equipment, check out our Padel Gear Guide.
RACKET SHAPES
There are three types of racket heads, each with unique features to help enhance the way you play.

ROUND
Designed with a larger sweet spot for better control and ease of use.
This racket is suitable for defensive players

HYBRID
Also known as teardrop padel racket. The sweet spot is in the middle.
This shape is the best for a mix of control and power.

DIAMOND
This racket is heavier at the top and that's where you'll also find the sweet spot.
This racket is designed for attacking and power.
RACKET WEIGHT
Beginners generally benefit from lighter rackets. Experienced players may prefer heavier rackets that offer more stability and power.
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Consider a lighter racket (5-10g less than standard weight) if you are prone to wrist or arm problems.

