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Padel brands

Listed A to Z. Prices on each guide were checked on 2 October 2026.

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adidas logo

adidas

Made under licence by All For Padel in Spain, and carried by two of the sport's biggest names, Ale Galán and Ari Sánchez.
Read the adidas guide
ASICS logo

ASICS

The Japanese sportswear brand from Kobe, making padel shoes for Mike Yanguas and Coki Nieto.
Read the ASICS guide
Babolat logo

Babolat

Founded in Lyon in 1875, still run by the same family, and home of Juan Lebrón.
Read the Babolat guide
Black Crown logo

Black Crown

The Barcelona brand behind the Piton, with a racket collection signed by Marta Marrero.
Read the Black Crown guide
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Bullpadel

The Spanish padel specialist in the hands of both halves of the women's world No. 1 pair.
Read the Bullpadel guide
Drop Shot logo

Drop Shot

The brand from near Madrid behind the Axion and Explorer, with rackets for Jon Sanz and Lucas Campagnolo.
Read the Drop Shot guide
Dunlop logo

Dunlop

The British-born rubber brand behind the ATP Tour ball, with a 2026 padel range built around the new FX rackets.
Read the Dunlop guide
HEAD logo

HEAD

The Austrian sports company that started with skis, and now makes the racket of world No. 1 Arturo Coello.
Read the HEAD guide
Joma logo

Joma

The Spanish sportswear brand from Portillo de Toledo, with rackets for Juanlu Esbrí and Vero Virseda.
Read the Joma guide
Kuikma logo

Kuikma

Decathlon's own padel brand, with rackets for Coki Nieto, Lucía Sainz and Dylan Guichard.
Read the Kuikma guide
NOX logo

NOX

The Barcelona brand behind Agustín Tapia, half of the men's world No. 1 pair.
Read the NOX guide
On logo

On

The Swiss running brand that signed Arturo Coello as its first padel player.
Read the On guide
Royal Padel logo

Royal Padel

The Barcelona brand behind the Whip and M27, making soft, arm-friendly rackets since 1991.
Read the Royal Padel guide
Siux logo

Siux

The Spanish brand behind the Diablo, with rackets for Franco Stupaczuk, Leo Augsburger and Tino Libaak.
Read the Siux guide
StarVie logo

StarVie

The Spanish brand that still makes its own rackets, now with signature models for Sanyo Gutiérrez and Tamara Icardo.
Read the StarVie guide
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Vanta

The Irish designed brand with three all-black carbon rackets, named after Vantablack.
Read the Vanta guide
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Varlion

The brand behind the Lethal Weapon, now relaunched with its REGA line.
Read the Varlion guide
Vibor-A logo

Vibor-A

The Spanish snake brand behind the Black Mamba, Yarara and King Cobra rackets.
Read the Vibor-A guide
Wilson logo

Wilson

The Chicago giant that makes the official Premier Padel ball, plus rackets for Javi Garrido and Momo González.
Read the Wilson guide

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