Shop the most popular padel rackets, shoes, bags, balls and accessories for Irish players, each one shortlisted in our buying guides.
Every product here appears in one of our guides, picked on published specs, Irish delivery and the type of player it suits. Prices update automatically, so check the latest before you buy.
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Which padel racket should you buy?
Start with your level. Round rackets with soft cores are easiest to control, while teardrop and diamond shapes add power once your timing improves. Our guide on how to choose a padel racket explains shape, weight and balance.
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Best rackets for beginners
Rackets for improving and advanced players
Lighter rackets for women and juniors
See the full shortlists in our best padel rackets, rackets for beginners, rackets for women and kids padel rackets guides. Buying for two? Try our padel racket sets.
Which padel shoes are worth it?
Padel courts are sandy artificial turf, so you need a herringbone, omni or padel-specific sole. Running shoes slide and give little support on sideways steps.
Padel shoes for men
Padel shoes for women
Compare sole, cushioning and fit in our best padel shoes and padel shoes for women guides.
Which padel bag do you need?
A backpack is enough for one racket and a change of shoes. A full racket bag adds padded racket sections and space for kit if you play several times a week.
Padel bags and backpacks
More options in our guide to the best padel bags.
Which padel balls should you buy?
Padel balls are slightly less pressurised than tennis balls, so buy padel-specific tubes. Most players open a new tube every few sessions, which makes multi-packs good value.
Padel balls
See how each ball plays in our padel balls guide.
Which accessories are worth adding?
Small extras keep your kit lasting longer. An overgrip, a frame protector and a ball pressuriser cost little and get used every session.
Padel accessories
Find more small upgrades in our padel accessories guide, or build a full bag with our padel starter kit.
How do we choose what goes in the shop?
We only list products that already made the cut in one of our buying guides. Every pick is shortlisted on published specs, stock that delivers to Ireland and the type of player it suits. No brand pays to appear here.
Read how gear makes our shortlist and how Padel Player makes money. Not sure where to start? Our where to play padel in Ireland guide helps you find a court near you.