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A specialized racket used in padel, shorter and denser than tennis rackets, typically with rounded edges.
Definition
A padel racket is the primary equipment used to strike the ball in padel. Padel rackets are typically 15-20 inches long (shorter than tennis rackets), with a solid or textured hitting surface and a rounded edge shape. They're constructed from materials like fiberglass, carbon fiber, or graphite composites to balance power, control, and durability. The density and stiffness of padel rackets vary to suit different playing styles. Unlike tennis, padel rackets have no strings—the hitting surface is smooth or textured. Selecting the right padel racket is crucial for performance and injury prevention.
Padel rackets have a solid or textured hitting surface rather than strings. This design provides consistent ball contact and durability for the sport.