Kid's Padel Racket

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Head Monster Kids 2024 Padel Racket
Head Racket for children aged 4 to 10 • Weight: 300g • Shape: Round • Balance: Mid • Composition: Fiberglass • Foam: Evalastic • Racket type: All-round • Collection: 2024

€59.99 €75.00 -20%
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Raquette de padel Babolat Alioth Pro Junior 8 - 12 ans
Raquette Padel Babolat • Poids : 330g • Forme : Goutte d'eau • Equilibre : Moyen • Composition : Fibre de verre • Mousse : Soft EVA • Type de raquette : Polyvalente • Collection : 2025

€99.99 €149.99 -33%
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Raquette de padel Babolat Alioth Junior 8 - 12 ans
Raquette Padel Babolat • Poids : 320g • Forme : Goutte d'eau • Equilibre : Moyen • Composition : Fibre de verre • Mousse : Soft EVA • Type de raquette : Polyvalente • Collection : 2025

€74.99 €100.00 -25%
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Raquette de padel Babolat Alioth Mini Junior 5 - 8 ans
Raquette Padel Babolat • Poids : 290g • Forme : Goutte d'eau • Equilibre : Moyen • Composition : Fibre de verre • Mousse : Soft EVA • Type de raquette : Polyvalente • Collection : 2025

€54.99 €80.00 -31%
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Padel Racket Siux Beat Kid 2 2026
Padel Racket Siux • Weight: 300-330g • Shape: Round • Balance: Low • Composition: • Foam: Ultra • Racket type: Control • Collection: 2026 Fiberglass Soft EVA

€79.99
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Padel Racket Siux Beat Junior 2 2026
Padel Racket Siux • Weight: 300-330g • Shape: Round • Balance: Low • Composition: • Foam: Ultra • Racket type: Control • Collection: 2026 Fiberglass Soft EVA

€89.99
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Bullpadel Vertex JR 24 Padel Racket
Bullpadel Racket • Weight: 335-345g • Shape: Diamond • Balance: Medium • Composition: Polyglass • Foam: Evalastic • Racket type: Versatile • Collection: 2024

€49.99 €89.99 -44%
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Bullpadel Vertex W JR 24 Padel Racket
Bullpadel Padel Racket • Weight: 335-345g • Shape: Diamond • Balance: Medium • Composition: Polyglass • Foam: Evalastic • Racket type: Versatile • Collection: 2024

€59.99 €89.99 -33%
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Adidas Adipower Junior 3.4 2025 Padel racket
Adidas Padel Racket • Weight: 310-330g • Shape: Round • Balance: Low • Composition: Fiberglass • Foam: Soft EVA • Racket type: Versatile • Collection: 2025

€69.99 €75.00 -7%
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Metalbone Youth 3.4 2025 Padel racket
Adidas Padel Racket • Weight: 330-345g • Shape: Diamond • Balance: High • Composition: Fiberglass • Foam: Soft EVA • Racket type: All-round • Collection: 2025

€87.99 €115.00 -23%
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Bullpadel Hack JR 25 Padel racket
Padel Racket Bullpadel • Weight: 335-345g • Shape: Diamond • Balance: Mid • Composition: Fiberglass • Foam: Evalastic • Racket type: All-round • Collection: 2025

€79.99 €89.99 -11%
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Bullpadel Vertex JR 25 Padel racket
Padel Racket Bullpadel • Weight: 335-345g • Shape: Diamond • Balance: Mid • Composition: Fiberglass • Foam: Evalastic • Racket type: All-round • Collection: 2025

€59.99 €89.99 -33%
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Bullpadel Vertex W JR 25 Padel racket
Padel Racket Bullpadel • Weight: 335-345g • Shape: Diamond • Balance: Mid • Composition: Fiberglass • Foam: Evalastic • Racket type: All-round • Collection: 2025

€59.99 €89.99 -33%

Guide: choosing a kid's padel racket that is suited to their age and skill level

To choose the right padel racket for children, it is essential to take into account the young player's age, body type, and skill level. For children under 6, choose a very light (around 300 g) racket with a round head, offering a large sweet spot to make their first shots easier. Between the ages of 6 and 10, a slightly heavier racket is still suitable, provided that the child can move their arm freely without straining their shoulder or wrist: a racket that is too heavy or too long will limit their progress and increase the risk of injury. As technique and power develop (through regular club practice and first tournaments), it becomes worthwhile to switch to more technical junior ranges, sometimes diamond or hybrid in shape, to support a more offensive game while maintaining good control. The average budget for a quality kid's padel racket is generally between $50 and $100, depending on the materials (fiberglass, EVA foam of varying softness) and the brand positioning, which allows you to enjoy a good compromise between comfort, durability, and performance. At Bandeja Shop, the selection is designed to cover all these needs, with models suitable for those taking their first steps on the court as well as young players who are already passionate about the game and want to make serious progress.

At what age can a child start playing padel and with what type of racket?

Children can discover padel from the age of 4 or 5, provided they use a racket that is truly adapted to their size and strength. Before the age of 6, very light (around 300 g) kids' models are recommended, with a round shape, a large sweet spot, and a fairly low balance to limit arm fatigue and reduce the risk of injury. Between the ages of 6 and 10, children can move on to slightly longer and heavier children's or junior rackets, still weighing less than 330 g, made from comfortable materials such as fiberglass and soft EVA foam to absorb vibrations. From the age of 10-11 and for young people who are already regular club members, more technical junior ranges (round, teardrop or diamond shapes depending on playing style) become relevant, provided that the weight is kept under control and the racket remains easy to handle. At Bandeja Shop, each age group has products designed to accompany these stages: from the first playful experiences on the court to young competitors seeking performance, always with the same guiding principle: a lightweight racket that is easy to handle and adapted to the child's motor development.

What budget should you allow for and what is the average price for a good quality kid's padel racket?

For a good quality kids' padel racket, it is reasonable to budget between $50 and $90 for young beginners or those in the progression phase, with well-designed models made of fiberglass and soft EVA foam, offering comfort and tolerance. The most affordable rackets are around $40–$60 during sales, ideal for a first introduction to the sport without sacrificing safety or enjoyment. For more committed young players (regular training, first tournaments), a budget of $70–100 will get you junior versions inspired by adult models, which are more technical but still easy to handle. At Bandeja Shop, the advantage is that you can take advantage of regular promotions on current collections or previous models, which often allows you to get a higher-end children's racket for the price of a standard model. The purchase of a first racket can therefore be considered an investment for one or two seasons, taking into account the child's growth: it is often better to opt for a high-quality, lightweight, and durable model rather than buying several uncomfortable entry-level rackets.

What are the best brands and ranges of padel rackets designed specifically for children?

Several brands stand out for their ranges of padel rackets specially designed for children, using the same technology as adult models but adapting them to junior sizes. Bullpadel, for example, offers series such as Vertex JR, Vertex W JR, and Hack JR, designed for young offensive players who want the feel of rackets used on the pro circuit, but with reduced weight and increased maneuverability. Head, for its part, develops highly accessible models such as the Monster Kids, focused on comfort and tolerance for 4-10 year olds, with round shapes and soft foams that make it easier to learn the right techniques. Adidas also offers junior versions of its iconic ranges, such as the Adipower Junior and Metalbone Youth, which are ideal for helping children who already play regularly at a club to progress. Finally, specialized padel brands such as Siux are focusing on Beat Kid and Beat Junior rackets that offer excellent control, perfect for working on technique without straining the arm. At Bandeja Shop, the kid's selection brings together these different ranges to allow every young player to find a racket suited to their age, level, and playing style, from their very first rally to their first tournaments.