Padel brands.

49 brands tracked daily

Bullpadel
2106 products

Known for versatile rackets across every shape and player level.

Adidas
1631 products

Known for the Metalbone and Adipower ranges — diamond shapes for heavy hitters.

Head
1299 products

Known for control-forward rackets with carbon-heavy layups.

Nox
927 products

Known for power-oriented diamond and teardrop rackets.

Babolat
852 products

Known for the Technical and Contact Viper lines; padel shoes with tennis-grade cushioning.

Wilson
851 products

Known for the Bela and Carbon Force ranges.

Asics
757 products

Known for the Gel-Padel and Gel-Game lines; genuine tennis-heritage cushioning.

Siux
533 products

Known for the Electra and Diablo lines; playing-feel over marketing noise.

K-Swiss
422 products

Known for classic-shaped padel shoes and bags.

Dunlop
304 products

Known for accessible rackets and padel bags with solid build quality.

StarVie
299 products

Known for the Metheora and Raptor ranges endorsed by top pros.

Drop Shot
237 products

Known for power rackets with distinctive graphic design.

Black Crown
229 products

Known for aggressive diamond rackets and the Piton / Genius lines.

Joma
208 products

Known for padel shoes with strong value pricing.

Mizuno
181 products

Known for the Wave Exceed line; precise fit + wave-plate cushioning.

Vibora
172 products

Known for balanced teardrop and diamond rackets.

Oxdog
149 products

Known for rackets with unusual shape + weight balance choices.

Lacoste
134 products

Known for padel shoes and apparel with distinct styling.

Tecnifibre
123 products

Known for padel rackets with tennis-derived string and frame tech.

Enebe
122 products

Known for classic racket shapes and value pricing.

Softee
107 products

Known for entry-level rackets and padel accessories.

Lok
101 products

Known for lightweight rackets with visual flair.

Royal Padel
74 products

Known for the Whip and M27 lines; classic teardrop shapes.

Varlion
60 products

Known for the Ergonomic range and classic teardrop shapes.

Yonex
42 products

Known for padel rackets with unusual frame geometry and strong engineering.

Munich
41 products

Known for padel shoes with strong lateral support and distinctive styling.

Aca
37 products

Known for affordable teardrop and round rackets.

Special
30 products
Pallap
29 products
Head Padel
27 products
Osaka
24 products
Sane
22 products
Tactical
21 products
Akkeron
18 products

Known for balanced rackets with understated design.

Tretorn
16 products
New Balance
16 products
Harlem
16 products

Known for minimalist graphics and clean-playing rackets.

Pro Kennex
15 products

Known for padel rackets with distinctive vibration-damping design.

Nordicdots
15 products
Vairo
14 products

Known for tournament-grade rackets and accessories.

Volt
14 products

Known for mid-range rackets built for versatility.

Nike
14 products

Known for padel shoes leveraging their tennis-and-court heritage.

Kombat
13 products

Known for entry-to-mid-range diamond and teardrop rackets.

Stiga
13 products
Borsone
13 products
Prince
11 products

Known for padel rackets with tennis-inspired string-bed design.

Lotto
10 products

Known for durable padel shoes with strong court feel.

Fila
10 products

Known for padel shoes with retro-influenced design.

Shoes
10 products