When selecting your first padel racket, focus on your skill level, racket shape (round for control, diamond for power, teardrop for balance), weight, sweet spot, and materials. Beginners benefit from lighter, round rackets with a large sweet spot.

If you play defensively, look for round-shaped rackets for better control. Aggressive players may prefer diamond shapes for extra power. Teardrop rackets suit all-rounders with a blend of control and power.

Round rackets offer more control and are ideal for beginners. Teardrop shapes provide a balance of control and power. Diamond shapes deliver maximum power and are best for advanced players.

Yes! Lighter rackets (340–360g) are easier to maneuver and better for beginners or players with arm fatigue. Heavier rackets (365–390g) offer more power but may be harder to control.

Carbon fiber is stiff, powerful, and durable—ideal for advanced players. Fiberglass is softer and more forgiving, which is great for beginners. The core foam (EVA) also affects control and feel.

Low balance provides control and is suitable for beginners. Medium balance offers a mix of control and power. High balance delivers more power and suits aggressive or advanced players.

The right grip size ensures comfort, control, and minimizes injury risk. Most handles are standard length but can be customized with overgrips.

Casas Padel offers official rackets from leading brands like NOX, Bullpadel, Head, Wilson, Adidas, and Babolat.

Beginners should opt for control and comfort. Intermediates can experiment with control and power. Advanced players often select rackets based on style, spin, or technical benefits.

Casas Padel may occasionally offer demo programs. Please contact customer support for current availability.

Yes, all rackets sold are official and come with a manufacturer warranty against defects.

Yes, unused rackets in original packaging can be returned within 30 days. Check our return policy page for full details.

Tennis players often prefer heavier, power rackets with high balance. Squash players might favor lighter, more maneuverable rackets.

Buy only from trusted retailers like Casas Padel. Look for product certifications, official holograms, and proper packaging.

A well-maintained racket lasts 1 to 3 years, depending on play frequency and care. Carbon rackets generally have longer durability.

Lighter rackets with softer cores and anti-vibration designs help reduce the risk of arm injuries.

Yes. Casas Padel offers specially designed junior rackets that are lightweight, balanced, and suitable for children.

Yes, we offer regular promotions, seasonal sales, and exclusive discounts to email subscribers. Visit our Sale section for current offers.

Yes. Reach out to our expert team by chat, email, or phone for custom guidance based on your level, playstyle, and preferences.

Store your racket in a protective cover, avoid high heat or moisture, and regularly replace worn grips to prolong its life.