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NINEPADEL
UK padel specialist in Moira with rackets, balls, shoes and bags from the big brands.
Visit NINEPADEL →All for Padel
Official adidas Padel licensee selling rackets, balls, shoes and accessories.
Visit All for Padel →Padel Market
Large online padel store with a wide range of rackets, shoes and clothing.
Visit Padel Market →Price Padel
Welsh padel shop focused on keen prices for rackets and kit.
Visit Price Padel →Padel Haus
UK padel shop with rackets, balls, grips and bags.
Visit Padel Haus →Padel4All
UK online padel shop with rackets, balls and accessories.
Visit Padel4All →Padel 1969
Padel brand and shop with rackets and apparel.
Visit Padel 1969 →Padel Zone
UK padel retailer with rackets, shoes and accessories.
Visit Padel Zone →Tennis Nuts
UK racket sports retailer with a growing padel section.
Visit Tennis Nuts →Tennis-Point UK (padel)
Big racket sports retailer's UK padel range.
Visit Tennis-Point UK (padel) →HEAD Padel
HEAD's padel site with its racket range and balls.
Visit HEAD Padel →Babolat UK
Babolat's UK site, including its padel rackets and shoes.
Visit Babolat UK →Bullpadel
Spanish padel brand used by many top pros.
Visit Bullpadel →Decathlon UK (padel)
Budget-friendly padel rackets, balls and shoes, great for beginners.
Visit Decathlon UK (padel) →Amazon UK: padel rackets & balls
Amazon UK search for padel rackets, balls and grips.
Search Amazon UK (affiliate link) →Rocket Padel
One of the UK's largest indoor padel chains, with clubs across the country.
Visit Rocket Padel →Game4Padel
UK padel operator with courts at clubs and venues nationwide.
Visit Game4Padel →Padel Social Club
Indoor padel clubs with a social, bar-and-court vibe.
Visit Padel Social Club →The Padel Club
UK padel club operator with court booking and coaching.
Visit The Padel Club →Padel Hub
UK padel venues with court hire, coaching and leagues.
Visit Padel Hub →Powerleague
Five-a-side chain that now runs padel courts at many UK centres.
Visit Powerleague →Getting started in UK padel
Padel is played in doubles on an enclosed court about a third the size of a tennis court, with walls in play. Most UK venues hire out rackets, so try a session before you buy. Beginners usually get on best with a round-shaped, softer racket, which is more forgiving than a diamond shape. Use the LTA's venue finder to find courts near you.
Prices, stock and court rates change, so check with each shop or venue.
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