Padel outlet
Padel ranges change every season, and the models that led last year's catalogue don't suddenly stop working. Plenty of players pick them up for that reason. The outlet has padel rackets from previous campaigns and a selection of other references that still hold up well on court.
This category suits players who look at features against price first. There are padel rackets from different brands, shapes and playing styles. Some lean towards control, others towards power, and a few sit between the two.
What you'll find in the outlet
- Padel rackets from previous seasons at reduced prices
- Models for beginners, intermediate and advanced players
- Control, power and all-round options
- Well-known padel brands
- Discounts on selected models
Types of padel racket available
| Racket type | Usual player profile |
|---|---|
| Round | Players who put control first |
| Teardrop | Those looking for a balance between control and power |
| Diamond | Players with a more attacking game |
Most popular
High-end models from previous seasons tend to get most of the attention here. Many players use the outlet to get a racket that once sat near the top of a brand's range.
All-round rackets come up a lot too. They usually adapt well to different playing styles, which makes them a common choice if you want one racket for both training and matches.
How to choose a padel racket in the outlet
Before deciding, check the shape, balance, weight and materials. These usually change how a racket feels more than whether it belongs to a newer or older season.
Previous season models
Is an outlet racket out of date? Not necessarily. Often a new collection has simply replaced it, and it's still perfectly good for competing, training or improving on court.
The outlet covers padel rackets for different levels and playing styles, from well-known brands, at lower prices than at launch.