The best padel rackets of 2021

Why comparing only recent padel rackets? Because technology evolved a lot in the last 20 years and it makes no sense to compare a 1997 padel racket to a 2021 one. Check our padel racket benchmark reviews and buying guide below.

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	Brand	Model	Level	Color	Balance	Shape	Weight	Links
	Head	Graphene 360+ Alpha Pro 2021	Advanced	Black and White	Middle	Teardrop	365 – 385 g	Buy this padel racketPublish your padel profile to see the link
	Wilson	Carbon Force Pro	Advanced	Black and Green	Middle	Round	365 g	Buy now on Amazon
	Volt	900V	Advanced	Black and Orange	High	Teardrop	350 – 370 g	Buy this padel racketPublish your padel profile to see the link
	Adidas	Adipower ctrl 2.0	Beginner	Grey and orange	Middle	Round	360 – 375 g	Buy this padel racketPublish your padel profile to see the link
	Babolat	Reflex 2020	Beginner	Blue, Yellow and Grey	High	Diamond	360 g	Buy this padel racketPublish your padel profile to see the link
	Adidas	Adipower soft 2.0	Advanced	Grey and red	High	Diamond	360 – 375 g	Buy this padel racketPublish your padel profile to see the link
	Asics	Speed Lima	Advanced	Black and Gold	High	Teardrop	360 g	Buy this padel racketPublish your padel profile to see the link
	Babolat	Viper Carbon 2020	Advanced	Black and Yellow	High	Diamond	360 – 380 g	Buy this padel racketPublish your padel profile to see the link
	Bullpadel	Hack Control 2020	Advanced	Black	Low	Round	360 – 380 g	Buy this padel racketPublish your padel profile to see the link
	Bullpadel	Shake 2020	Beginner	Black & Orange	Low	Round	360 – 380 g	Buy this padel racketPublish your padel profile to see the link
	Dunlop	Galactica	Advanced	Black & Yellow	High	Diamond	360 – 380 g	Buy this padel racketPublish your padel profile to see the link
	Head	Flash Women	Beginner	Pink	Medium	Teardrop	355 g	Buy this padel racketPublish your padel profile to see the link
	Kuikma	PR 990 Power Hard	Advanced	Black	Medium	Diamond	370 – 380 g	Buy this padel racketPublish your padel profile to see the link
	Nox	AT10 Genius	Advanced	Black & Gold	High	Tear drop	360 – 375 g	Buy this padel racketPublish your padel profile to see the link
	Paddle Coach	Tritubox 2020	Advanced	Grey and Yellow	Medium	Tear drop	360-380 g	Buy this padel racketPublish your padel profile to see the link
	StarVie	Raptor Pro 2020	Beginner	Black and White	Low	Round	356-376 g	Buy this padel racketPublish your padel profile to see the link
	Bullpadel	Vertex 2 2020	Advanced	Orange	High	Diamond	365-380 g	Buy this padel racketPublish your padel profile to see the link

Tips to know before buying a padel racket

Padel rackets are stamped as low, medium or high balance. A low balance racket is where the center of balance is near the handle and gives a greater control for less power. A high balance racket has a center of balance much further up the face of the racket toward the tip. This is better for playing power shots, although it requires greater skill to control the padel tennis ball.

The lighter the racket, the greater the amount of feel you have for the ball through the point of impact with the racket. On the other hand, the heavier the racket, the greater the amount of power you can have.

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The round rackets are the ideal rackets for beginner padel players. This is especially true for padel players who used to play tennis. If you start padel classes, take a round racket, it will be easier with a better control.

The diamond rackets are top balanced, which means that most of the weight is distributed away from the grip and towards the top part of the racket. This shape gives the racket a lot of power, but makes it way harder to control.

The tear drop rackets have that balance between still having some of the power of the diamond-shaped racket but maintaining a lot of the control that round padel rackets have.