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There are many factors that can determine whether to buy one racket or another. But, to make the choice easier, we will focus on the three most important ones: level, playing style, and price. Below we explain each factor in detail. Level of play: In the market, we have rackets specially designed for different player levels. We have rackets for beginners or intermediate level, advanced level rackets, and professional rackets. Rackets for beginners are often control rackets because when we start our adventure with padel, our technique may not be good enough and we will need a tool that helps us return the ball without much difficulty. They are more comfortable rackets that provide security and have a larger sweet spot. In terms of materials, they are usually made of fiberglass. Once we have been playing for a long time and have developed our technique, we can opt for advanced level rackets. These rackets allow for a more aggressive game as they have more power and better performance. Lastly, professional rackets are harder, made of more resistant materials such as carbon, and weigh more. Using these rackets and having perfect technique, we can place the ball exactly where we want it. However, the ball's bounce is much lower, so it is not recommended to use these rackets if you don't have the appropriate skill level. Playing style: As mentioned before, depending on the type of game, we will choose a specific type of padel racket. If we play more defensively, we choose a round racket. If we prefer an offensive game, we opt for a diamond-shaped racket. And if we want to achieve a balance between two styles, we choose a teardrop-shaped racket. Price: Lastly, we have to decide how much we are willing to pay. Although this is not the most important factor. In padel, a more expensive racket does not necessarily mean it is better, as it will depend a lot on our level and style. Professional rackets tend to be more expensive; however, if you are a beginner player, these types of rackets may not serve you as well as cheaper ones. If you still have doubts about which padel racket is the best option for you, please contact us. With our extensive experience in this sport, we will help you find the most suitable racket. You can call or write to our number +34 or us at to find your dream racket.

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