Padel Anti-Slip Overgrip — 3 Pack
$15.00$23.00
Find your racket
Find Your Racket
Head size, weight and beam decide how a frame plays far more than the paint does. Four questions and we will tell you which shape to buy — and which to ignore.
- Takes 30 seconds
- No email required
- Tennis and padel
Four questions
Find the frame that suits your swing
No account, no email. Answer four questions and we will tell you which shape to buy — and which to ignore.
Question 1 of 4
Which court are you on?
How often do you play?
Where do your points come from?
Any elbow or shoulder trouble?
Your frame
The control frame
You generate your own pace, so you want the frame to get out of the way. Heavier, thinner beam, smaller head — it rewards a full swing and punishes a lazy one.
- Head 95–98 sq in
- Weight 305–320g strung
- Beam 20–21mm
- Pattern 18×20
Your frame
The all-rounder
The frame most club players should own. Enough mass to hold up against pace, enough head size to forgive the ball you meet late.
- Head 98–100 sq in
- Weight 295–305g strung
- Beam 22–24mm
- Pattern 16×19
Your frame
The power and comfort frame
Let the racket do the work. Lighter, larger head, thicker beam — more free depth on short swings and far kinder to an arm that complains.
- Head 100–105 sq in
- Weight 265–290g strung
- Beam 25–27mm
- Pattern 16×19
Or just browse
Every frame we carry
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The Marbella Teardrop Padel Racket
$149.00$219.00
Frame questions
What actually matters
Does a heavier racket really help?
Up to a point. Mass gives you stability against pace and a more solid feel, but only if you can still swing it late in the third set. Most club players are over-racketed, not under.
Head size — bigger or smaller?
Bigger heads are more forgiving off-centre and give free depth. Smaller heads give you a more predictable ball when you supply your own pace. 98–100 sq in suits almost everyone.
What about arm pain?
A thicker beam, a lighter frame and a softer string will all help. So will dropping string tension by a few pounds before you buy anything new.
Is a padel racket just a small tennis racket?
No. No strings, a solid perforated face, and shape decides everything: round is forgiving, diamond is for power, teardrop sits between them.