Teardrop Padel Rackets
The all-rounder shape: medium balance, a sweet spot slightly above centre, and a good mix of control and power.
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What is a teardrop padel racket?
A teardrop racket is wider towards the top than a round one, but not as top-heavy as a diamond. The balance sits in the middle, so you get extra pop on your volleys and overheads without losing the feel you need to defend from the back.
Who should play with a teardrop racket?
Teardrops suit intermediate players who are moving beyond the basics, and experienced players who like to attack and defend in the same point. If you are upgrading from your first racket and are not sure which way to go, a teardrop is the safest step up.
Teardrop vs round vs diamond
Choose a round racket for the most control, or a diamond racket for the most power. A teardrop sits between the two, which is why it is the most popular shape among club players. For more help, read how to choose a padel racket or browse our all-round rackets.
Hard or soft core?
Within the teardrop shape, the core makes a big difference. A softer core gives more comfort and easy power at slow speeds; a harder core gives more control and power on fast swings. We deliver nationwide in 3 to 5 working days, with free delivery on orders over R1,500.
