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How often should you change your padel racket?
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adidas Padel
Padel keeps growing globally , becoming one of the fastest-growing sports in recent years. With this growth, demands on the court have also intensified. More and more players, both amateur and professional, face the same question: when is the right time to change your racket? The answer is not mathematical, but it is clear. When your game demands it, it’s time to take a step forward. And in that journey, adidas supports those who strive to evolve with every shot.
The lifespan of a padel racket depends on several factors, from how often and intensely you play, to the materials and how well it’s maintained. A player who plays once or twice a week can use the same racket for 10 to 14 months. However, in more intensive training or competitive environments, wear becomes visible much earlier — between four and eight months. It's important to understand that a racket doesn’t break suddenly: it gives signals. Unusual vibrations, loss of power, less control, or a dull feeling on impact are clear signs that something has changed. Changes in the frame’s texture or color may also appear. Spotting these signs early helps maintain your performance and avoid injuries caused by using a worn-out racket.
In this sense, replacing your racket is also a matter of health. A damaged product can alter your stroke mechanics, create unnecessary strain, and cause muscle overload, tendinitis, or joint pain — especially in the elbow, shoulder, or wrist. Playing with a worn racket not only affects performance, but also risks your physical integrity. Having a racket in optimal condition is essential to enjoy padel safely and sustainably in the long term.
In this context, innovation plays a fundamental role. The adidas padel racket range is designed to support players at every stage of their journey. Models like Metalbone, Adipower, or Cross It integrate next-generation technologies: from 3K, 6K and 18K carbon to reinforced structures like Octagonal Structure or Dual Exoskeleton, along with high-response rubbers that enhance feel without compromising durability. Every component is designed to provide precision, stability, and adaptability — whether you prioritize control or seek maximum power.
Changing your racket doesn't mean going backward. On the contrary, it means acknowledging that you've grown as a player and need a tool that matches your current level. A new racket boosts performance, builds confidence, and shows your commitment on the court. It’s also an opportunity to refresh your mindset and embrace a new style of play.
The right moment to change your racket doesn't always come with a break. Sometimes, it starts with a vibration, a loss of feeling, or simply a new sporting ambition. At adidas padel, we believe that changing your racket is more than a necessity: it’s a way to progress. Because in padel, like in any high-performance sport, those who truly evolve don’t wait — they anticipate.
