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Racket Shape

Round — the safe pair of hands

A wide, central sweet spot and low balance make the Round racket stable and forgiving — rallies stay under control even when contact isn't perfect. Best for beginners and mixed-ability groups, which makes it the go-to for corporate events, activations and giveaways where most players are picking up a racket for the first time.
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Teardrop — the versatile all-rounder

Medium balance that blends genuine hitting power with the comfort of a generous sweet spot. Best for improving intermediates and club players — if your audience is a mix of abilities or you're stocking a club shop and only want to carry one shape, the Teardrop is the default choice.
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Diamond — power for experienced players

A high balance point shifts weight towards the tip for serious power and a punishing smash — but it demands the timing and technique advanced players bring. Best for competitive clubs, academies, sponsor activations and executive gifting where the recipients already play.
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Racket Material

Same custom print on every tier — the material sets the feel, performance and price. Higher grades of carbon are stiffer and more responsive.

Casual
Match
Pro
Elite
Core Material
Fibreglass / carbon
Carbon
3K carbon
12K carbon
Best for
Promotional / Activations
Club rentals / Club Shop
Retail & Premium
Luxury & Retail
MOQ
50 units
50 units
50 units
50 units
Price From
£42.00250 units
£46.00250 units
£52.00250 units
£56.00250 units
Getting your artwork racket-ready

Artwork guidelines

A racket face is slightly bigger than an A4 sheet, so file quality matters. Here's exactly what you need to know.

What we need from you

Your logo — vector is best

A vector file (AI, EPS, PDF or SVG) scales to racket size with perfectly crisp edges. Only have a PNG or JPG? Send the largest, sharpest version you have — a logo saved from a website won't hold up at print size.

Brand colours — Pantone references preferred

Pantone references give the most faithful colour match on a printed racket. Don't have them? No problem — send HEX or CMYK values (or just your logo) and we'll Pantone-match for you.

Fonts and text

If your artwork includes text, convert it to outlines/curves before sending — or simply tell us the typeface and we'll take care of it.

Any other imagery

Patterns, photography or campaign artwork should be the highest resolution you have — 300dpi at print size is the aim. We'll flag anything that won't reproduce well.

What we handle for you

Print set-up for the racket

Bleed, safe zones and positioning your artwork around the face's drill-hole pattern — you don't need to know any of it.

Colour conversion & Pantone matching

We prepare your files for print and match your colours, whether you supplied Pantone references or just a logo.

Free design service

Only got a logo? Our team designs the full racket for you at no extra cost — frame colour, full-face artwork, the lot.

A digital proof before production

You see exactly how your racket will look — including colour matches — and nothing is printed until you approve it.

Best file formatsAIEPSSVGHigh-Res PNG (300dpi)

Not sure if your files are good enough? Send us what you have — we check every file before anything is printed, and we'll tell you straight away if we need something sharper.

Frequently Asked Questions

I know nothing about padel — which shape should I order?

If in doubt, go Round for beginner or mixed-ability audiences (events, giveaways, activations), or Teardrop if you want one shape that suits everyone. Diamond is only for audiences of experienced players. Shape has no impact on price — and if you're still unsure, just chat to us.

What do the material tiers actually mean?

Casual (fibreglass/carbon) is forgiving and budget-friendly — ideal for promotions. Match (carbon) suits club rentals and regular play. Pro (3K carbon) adds precision and feedback for retail. Elite (12K carbon) is the performance flagship. Carbon is around 7–9× stronger than steel, and higher grades (3K → 12K) are stiffer and more responsive.

What does it cost, and what's the minimum order?

Minimum order is 50 units per tier. Pricing runs from £42–£60 (ex-vat) per racket. Shape and surface finish don't change the price. For ultra-bulk orders, contact us for more discounted rates.

What are the surface finishes?

Four finishes, all at no extra cost: Gloss (reflective, vibrant colours), Matte (understated, modern), Gloss/Carbon (the carbon weave shows through) and Sand Grit (textured, adds spin control). You can mix finishes within a tier — just note it on your order.

How long does it take?

Typically 3–4 weeks from artwork approval, with order notifications along the way. Working towards a launch or event date? Tell us up front and we'll plan the schedule around it.

We don't have artwork — can you design it for us?

Yes — a free design service is included with any order. Send us your logo and brand colours and our team will design the racket for you, with a digital proof to approve before production. We can also build complete branded merch kits around the rackets.
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Ready? Choose your racket shape

Still not sure? Ask us

Tell us who the rackets are for, roughly how many you need and when — and we'll recommend the right shape and tier, no padel knowledge required. We reply within 1 working day.

Or contact us directly

hello@printpadel.com (+44) 01202 716 100

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