Padel racket wrist cords
A padel racket wrist cord, sometimes called a safety strap or leash, keeps the racket on your wrist. Hit hard, or let sweat loosen your grip, and it won't leave your hand. Beyond the safetyside, it adds a personal touch to your racket. At Time2Padel you'll find cords from Wilson and Babolat.
Why use a personalised cord?
- Extra safety on hard shots and when you sweat.
- Unique designs that make your racket look like yours.
- Compatible with most brands and models.
What types of cord are there?
| Type | What it offers | Who it suits |
|---|---|---|
| Classic fabric | Simple and comfortable | Everyday use |
| Velcro adjustable | Fits the wrist and fastens in seconds | Anyone who wants a precise fit |
| Technical | Anti-sweat materials and an ergonomic design | Players who sweat a lot or play often |
Which brands are there?
- Wilson: the Wrist Cord Solid Braid, a braided cord that holds the racket securely in your hand, and the Wrist Cord Doublein a double format.
- Babolat: the Wrist Strap Pad, a wrist strap with a pad.
Do you have to wear one?
In official competitionthe rules require the racket to have a cord attached to your wrist. In friendly games it isn't compulsory, but it's still the simplest way to stop the racket flying off.
What else helps your grip?
If the cord rubs your skin, wear it with some padel wristbandsto act as padding. And to keep the grip from slipping, change your padel overgripsregularly. Our padel accessories section has the rest.