Padel racket brands

What padel racket brands are there?

The padel racket brands we work with are adidas, Head, Bullpadel, Wilson, Nox, Dunlop, StarVie, Softee and Drop Shot. You can find them all here.

What sets them apart is who is behind each one and who plays with it.

adidas

adidas doesn't make its own padel rackets. It has been exploiting the All for Padel worldwide license since 2013, a Spanish company based in Madrid. The first racket collection was released in 2014, and the license has been renewed until 2029. Metalbone is Ale Galán's line, and Arrow Hit is Ari Sánchez's, who signed with adidas after seven seasons at Head. adidas organizes its rackets by level, from Discovery to Pro: check out adidas padel rackets.

Head

It arrived in padel around 2000, so it has been in the game for a quarter of a century. Its flagship racket is the Coello, Arturo Coello's racket. Below that are the Extreme and Radical families, each with its Pro, Motion and Team version depending on the level: check out Head padel rackets.

Bullpadel

A Spanish brand, Aguirre y Cía, based in Madrid. It was born in 1995 and was born in padel: it doesn't come from tennis or skiing like others. Chingotto, Paquito Navarro, Di Nenno, Gemma Triay and Delfi Brea play with it, and Vertex and Hack are its reference lines: check out Bullpadel padel rackets.

Wilson

It is the official ball of Premier Padel. Belasteguín retired, and his line, Bela, is still in the catalog. In 2026, it launched Endure, a control-focused family: check out Wilson padel rackets.

Nox

It manufactures in China and at its own plant in Paraguay, which opened in 2024.

Dunlop

Today it belongs to the Japanese Sumitomo group. Its Spanish headquarters are in El Prat de Llobregat.

Softee

A Spanish brand from Galicia, part of the Jim Sports group, based in Palas de Rei, Lugo.

Drop Shot

It has its own factory in Pakistan.

We also work with Prince, Enebe, Siux, Black Crown, Tecnifibre and Vibor-A, with fewer models in the catalog but with rackets worth considering.

What is the best padel racket brand?

There is no single best brand: there is a better racket for your level, and you will find it across several brands at once. Choosing between them is more a matter of taste, budget, and which one you feel comfortable with than quality.

What can guide you is affinity: if you follow the tour and want a specific player's racket, then the brand is the deciding factor. If you don't follow it, the brand is the last thing you should look at.

And if you want a shortcut: look at the best-selling models and choose the one that fits your level.

Does the brand matter when choosing a racket?

Less than it seems. Almost every brand has round and diamond rackets, soft and hard. Decide on your specifications, level, shape, weight, and core first, and then the brand.

How each of those four things is decided is explained in the padel racket collection guide. Come back here when you know what you are looking for, and then: choose the brand you like.

Padel racket brands

It is called a racket, not a tennis racket. A tennis racket has strings and a long handle. But many people search for "padel racket brands" and are referring to exactly this, so if you arrived looking for that, you are in the right place.

All the brands on this page make padel rackets, not tennis rackets. Several, such as Head and Wilson, also make tennis rackets.

Index updated in September 2026.