Collection: Beginner Padel Rackets
Beginner padel rackets that make learning easy, lightweight, forgiving and control-focused.
Shop trusted models from Adidas, Nox, Bullpadel, Head & Wilson with next-day UK delivery available.
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adidas Drive Blue 2026 Padel Racket
Vendor:AdidasRegular price £69.99 GBPRegular price£69.99 GBP -
adidas Drive Black 2026 Padel Racket
Vendor:AdidasRegular price £69.99 GBPRegular price£69.99 GBP -
adidas Rx Series Light 2026 Padel Racket
Vendor:AdidasRegular price £99.99 GBPRegular price£99.99 GBP -
adidas Rx Series 2026 Padel Racket
Vendor:AdidasRegular price £99.99 GBPRegular price£99.99 GBP -
Adidas Match Black 3.4 Padel Racket
Vendor:AdidasRegular price £59.99 GBPRegular price£69.99 GBP£59.99 GBPSale -
Adidas Rx Series Red 3.4 Padel Racket
Vendor:AdidasRegular price £84.99 GBPRegular price£99.99 GBP£84.99 GBPSale -
Adidas Drive Black 3.4 Padel Racket
Vendor:AdidasRegular price £64.99 GBPRegular price£69.99 GBP£64.99 GBPSale -
Nox X-Zero Blue 2026 Padel Racket
Vendor:NoxRegular price £58.99 GBPRegular price£58.99 GBP -
Bullpadel Indiga Woman 26 Padel Racket
Vendor:BullpadelRegular price £69.99 GBPRegular price£79.99 GBP£69.99 GBPSale -
Head Evo Extreme 2025 Padel Racket
Vendor:HeadRegular price £64.99 GBPRegular price£74.99 GBP£64.99 GBPSale -
Nox X-Zero Red 26 Padel Racket
Vendor:NoxRegular price £58.99 GBPRegular price£58.99 GBP
Find the best padel rackets for beginners, selected to make your first games easier, more enjoyable and more controlled. Whether you're just starting padel, play casually with friends, buying as a gift, or you're a coach looking for reliable starter rackets, this collection includes the most trusted beginner models from Adidas, Nox, Bullpadel, Head and Wilson.
These rackets are designed for forgiveness, comfort and control, featuring lighter weights, larger sweet spots and softer cores that help new players develop technique without strain. Many models include features normally seen in higher-level rackets, such as carbon faces, EVA foam cores and reinforced frames, ideal for players who want to improve quickly before upgrading.
- Free UK shipping over £99.99
- Next-day delivery available
- 30-day returns for peace of mind
- Recommended by coaches and used in beginner training across the UK
- Gift-friendly for new players of all ages
How to Choose Your First Padel Racket
When starting padel, choose a lightweight racket (typically 340–360g) with a round or teardrop shape and a large sweet spot. These offer more control and are easier to swing than power-focused, diamond-shaped rackets. Beginners should prioritise comfort, balance and forgiveness over raw power, the right racket helps build proper technique and prevents elbow/shoulder strain. Once your control improves, upgrading to a more advanced model becomes easier and more natural.
Collection Benefits
- Lightweight and easy-to-handle rackets for new players
- Large sweet spot for more consistent shots
- Control-based designs to improve accuracy and timing
- Great value entry-level models with premium build quality
- Trusted beginner choices from Adidas, Bullpadel, Nox, Head & Wilson
- Ideal for first-time buyers, casual players, clubs and coaches
- Gift-ready options for birthdays & holidays
Beginner Padel Racket FAQ
What makes a padel racket suitable for beginners?
Beginner padel rackets are designed with a round shape, lower balance point and a larger sweet spot, which makes them more forgiving on mishits and easier to control. They are usually lighter in weight and use softer cores like EVA Soft or HR Foam so new players can learn technique without stressing the arm or wrist.
Should beginners choose a light or heavy padel racket?
A lightweight racket (typically 340–360g) is best for beginners as it reduces fatigue and helps players move the racket faster. Lighter rackets are easier to control and lower the risk of elbow or shoulder injury while you build strength and timing.
How much should I spend on my first padel racket?
Beginner rackets usually range from £60–£100 depending on materials and brand. Spending slightly more often means better durability, softer cores, better grip quality, and a racket that will last as you progress avoiding the need to replace it after just a few months.
How do I know when to upgrade to an intermediate racket?
You’re ready to upgrade when you start controlling the ball comfortably, can hit volleys and smashes consistently, and want more power or spin. Intermediate rackets often use teardrop shapes, carbon faces and higher balance points to give more performance once you’ve built solid control.
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