Pro Tips & FAQs

Go for a teardrop or round-shaped racket like the Joma Open or Tecnifibre Wall Master 360, both available at Pro Sports. These are lighter (~340 g), easier to control, and less stiff—helping new players get comfortable with shots without risking wrist strain.

For players who’ve moved past beginner level, upgrade to the Head Alpha Pro or Tecnifibre Wall Master. They offer balanced power and control thanks to carbon layers and optimized weight (~360 g). These models suit players joining competitive sessions at Play Padel Academy or Green Padel.

Not quite. While similar in appearance, padel balls are slightly softer and have lower pressure for slower bounce—ideal for the enclosed court and wall play. We stock Head and Tecnifibre padel balls specifically made for this sport.

Padel requires lateral movement and grip. That’s why we carry Joma, Slazenger, and Tecnifibre padel shoes with non-marking, clay-court soles and reinforced side panels—perfect for indoor courts like Bounce and outdoor venues like Padel IN.

Absolutely. Padel combines elements of tennis and squash, but is easier to pick up thanks to underhand serves and fun wall play. Most Kuwait beginners grasp the rhythm within their first few sessions at places like Play Padel Academy.

Beyond a racket and balls, grab essentials like a padel-specific bag (we stock 3-racket and 6-racket styles from Head and Tecni), overgrips, wristbands, ball tubes, and even vibrational dampeners. These items help with comfort, organization, and performance.