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Women's Padel Rackets

The women’s padel racket is an accessory that is all the rage. Do not miss the opportunity to play this fascinating sport with the right equipment by taking a look at our catalogue. It has models with a wide range of designs and colours, from lively to other more simple and elegant ones. It also has all kinds of formats, from small and round-shaped to teardrop-shaped. Each one is designed to improve one aspect of your game, whether it be control or power.

What are the best women’s padel rackets?

Buying the best women’s padel racket requires paying special attention to the materials used to manufacture it. Both glassand carbon are two very good options, as they offer an optimal quality over long periods of time. Another interesting option are rubber derivatives, such as Eva, especially in the core of the racket.

Although the distinguishing factor is possibly the quality of the manufacturer. Opting for a trusted brand is the best way to make the right choice. Bullpadel, Siux, Eclypse, Black Crown, etc. These are good examples. Each one is specialised in women’s padel rackets adapted to different profiles, whether they are advanced, beginners or intermediate level. All you have to do is choose the one that best suits the player's style.

Differences between women’s and men’s padel rackets

The main differences between women's and men's padel rackets can be summed up as:

Weight and profile. These are usually the main differences and, in many models, the only one. In most cases, women's padel rackets are light, whereas men's padel rackets are usually heavier. These weigh about 375 grams, while the women’s rackets weigh around 340 grams. However, this difference also depends on the manufacturer, so it is possible to find models that weigh the same for both sexes. As for the profile, it is usual for it to be 38 millimeters, both in women's and men's rackets.
Materials. Traditionally, this aspect also marked a fundamental difference between both types of rackets. Traditionally, women’s models used materials that were softer to touch. Today, the same level of demand is maintained in both competitions, so the rackets are made with very similar materials. The same can be said for manufacturing technology, with very similar effects and textures.
Design. The aesthetics of the women’s padel racket also tend to differ considerably from the men’s version. Especially when it comes to the choice of colours. It is more common to find pink tones in women’s models. On the other hand, the drawings and embellishments are usually quite similar, with the brand logo taking up most of the women’s padel racket. In fact, many manufacturers are starting to sell unisex rackets, also in the choice of colours, for both sexes.