Varlion padel balls
Varlion is best known for its padel rackets, though the brand makes padel balls as well, both for training and for matches. The appeal is fairly simple. A lot of players want the ball to feel the same on Tuesday as it did last Saturday, and plenty are happy sticking with a name that's been part of padel for years.
Open a tube of Varlion at the club and it could just as easily be for a Wednesday drill as for the regular doubles at the weekend. Some players settle on one ball and don't change it all season. Fewer surprises on court from September onwards.
Varlion ball models
| Model | Formats | Typical use |
|---|---|---|
| Varlion balls | Single tubes, plus bigger formats depending on availability. | Training, matches and the usual game on court. |
Who plays with Varlion padel balls?
Players who train most weeks, mainly. Also groups who share a court every Thursday evening through the season, and a few who like their balls to match the other Varlion gear in the bag.
Coaches use them as well, and so do a fair few clubs. It's a ball people know, and getting more in halfway through the season is rarely a problem.
Single tube or a bigger format?
For most players one tube is enough. A weekly match, a bit of training, nothing more to think about. Playing more hours, or sharing the same balls between several people? Then having a few tubes of the same reference keeps one session close to the next.
Many coaches and clubs stick with the same ball for months on end.
Varlion and padel, a long history
Varlion's story is tied up with padel's own. Its kit has been on club courts and at competitions for years, on pretty much every kind of surface going. Ask around any club and players of very different ages will know the name.
The balls are one part of a range that also covers rackets and accessories, plus clothing. It's common enough to spot a Varlion racket and Varlion balls sharing the same padel racket bag.
Varlion balls at Time2Padel
At Time2Padel there are Varlion balls for training and for matches, from drills with the coach to the regular Thursday night game. Plenty of players stay with them simply because it's one of padel's historic brands. Some habits stick.