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Head Coello Junior 2025 -
Dunlop Galactica Junior 2025 -
Bullpadel Vertex Jr Girl 26 -
Bullpadel Hack Junior 26 -
Adidas Match Blue 3.4 2025 -
Babolat Alioth Mini Junior Blue/Yellow -
Vibor-A Titan Classic Blue Junior -
Dunlop Fx Junior Gun Metal/Cyan/Metallic Silver -
Drop Shot Axion Attack Junior -
Bullpadel Vertex Jr Boy 26 -
Adidas Drive Black 3.4 2025 -
Head Speed Junior 2025 -
Bullpadel Indiga Girl 26 -
Adidas Drive Grey 3.4 2025 -
Siux Beat Kid -
Head Monster Kids -
Head Coello Junior 2026 -
Bullpadel Indiga Boy 26 -
Adidas Arrow Hit White/Pink Junior -
Adidas Match Light 3.4 2025 -
Adidas Arrow Hit White/Blue Junior -
Siux Beat Kid 2 -
Siux Beat 2 Junior -
Royal Padel Rp Padel Junior
Junior padel rackets
A child's first lesson usually goes better with junior padel rackets , which are lighter, smaller and softer than adult ones. Kids learn comfortably and get hooked from the first shot. At Time2Padel you'll find kids padel rackets for boys and girls from Nox, Adidas, Bullpadel or Head. Handy for starting lessons or for a present.
What's the difference between a junior racket and an adult one?
| Kids' racket | Adult racket | |
|---|---|---|
| Weight | 230-330 g | 340-390 g |
| Size | Smaller frame and handle | Standard size |
| Materials | Soft EVA foam, more flexible | Stiffer foams and carbon, depending on the model |
| Design | Bright colours or junior versions of pro rackets | Depends on the range |
An adult racket is usually too heavy for a child. They can't control it well and end up straining their arm.
Which racket does a child need at each age?
| Age | Recommended weight | What to look for |
|---|---|---|
| 5 to 8 years | 230-280 g | Small and very easy to move |
| 8 to 12 years | 280-330 g | A bit more control and durability |
| Over 12 or advanced level | Full kids' racket or a light adult one | Depends on strength and technique |
Treat these figures as a guide. Each product page lists the exact weight , so you can check it suits.
Junior padel racket brands
- Nox: the AT10 Genius Junior is a kids' version of Agustín Tapia's racket.
- Adidas: kids' rackets with good ball output and a sporty look.
- Bullpadel: junior versions of the Vertex and the Hack, for working on technique and power.
- Head: models that are light and control-focused, for getting started.