Teardrop Padel Rackets

Teardrop padel rackets sit right between round and diamond shapes. With a medium balance and a sweet spot placed slightly higher on the face, a teardrop racket gives you enough power to attack and enough control to defend, which is why it suits so many club players.

Who should play with a teardrop padel racket?

Teardrop rackets suit intermediate players and versatile players who play from both the back and the net. They are also a good step up for beginners who feel they have outgrown a round racket and want a little more power.

Teardrop rackets in our range

Choose from the Siux Diablo Pro 26, Electra Pro 26, Electra Elite 6, Diablo Elite 6, Pegasus Elite 4, Valkiria Elite 2, Zyron 3K and Evoque 3K, the Head Speed Team, Speed One, Speed Motion, Radical Pro and Coello Team, the Nox AT10 Genius 12K by Agustín Tapia, the Adidas Match 3.5 and Cross It Ctrl 3.4, the Tecnifibre Wall Breaker 360, 365 and 375, the Dunlop FX Team 26, the Osaka Vision Pro Power and the Lok Be Hype 2. Compare all shapes: round, teardrop, diamond and hybrid.

Find your ideal teardrop racket

Teardrop rackets differ a lot in feel: some lean towards control, others towards power. Read the Racket Reviews by Sven Boele for detailed impressions or use the Racket Finder. We deliver Australia-wide, from Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane to Perth, Adelaide and the Gold Coast, and to New Zealand.

Why buy a teardrop padel racket from Justpadel Australia

• Free shipping on orders over $200 to Australia and New Zealand ($10 under $200)
• Order before 4 pm Sydney time and your order is shipped the same day
• Padel specialist since 2016, with our Australian base in Kirribilli, Sydney
• Personal advice from our team by phone or WhatsApp on +61 466 383 404
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Frequently asked questions

Is a teardrop padel racket good for intermediate players?

Yes. The teardrop shape is often the most popular choice for intermediate players because it combines control and power without the demands of a diamond racket.

What is the difference between teardrop and diamond?

A diamond racket has a higher balance and a sweet spot even higher on the face, giving more power but less control. A teardrop racket is more balanced. See our diamond padel rackets to compare.

Which padel racket should I buy?

Start with your level and style, then pick a shape. If you play all over the court and want one racket for everything, a teardrop is a safe choice. Our all-round rackets are a good place to start.