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History of Babolat Padel

2000 - Always on the lookout for new racquet sport trends, Babolat spots a rising star: Padel, a new sport similar to tennis in Spain, and Central and South America. The brand adds its first racquet to its existing accessories and drives padel's growth. Babolat also launches Sensor, a new range of finely tuned stringing machines for badminton and tennis.

Babolat and Michelin joined force in 2003 to develop tennis shoes. A specialist in rubber wear and handling performance, Michelin develops products withies R&D team at its ladoux centre in Puy de Dôme, France. They also work together on the design and manufacture of padel shoes. 

2021 - Juan Lebron, no. 1 in the world for the third year running. In addition to winning his first world title with Spain and his first Masters, Juan has also finished the year as the number one player in the world for the third year in a row. Juan likes to play an attacking game with his Technical Viper racket and along with his compatriot, Ale Galan, is dominating the Padel world more than ever.

Babolat is now an established padel brand, set to continue on a strong growth trajectory for years to come.

FAQ'S

1. What makes Babolat padel rackets unique?

Babolat padel rackets are engineered with cutting-edge technology and high-quality materials to deliver maximum power, precision, and comfort. Known for their Vibrasorb system, Carbon Flex construction, and Holes Pattern System, Babolat rackets are trusted by top professionals and recreational players alike.

2. What are the main Babolat padel racket ranges?

Babolat offers three main performance-driven ranges to suit different playing styles:

• Viper Series – Built for maximum power, perfect for aggressive and advanced players.

• Veron Series – Offers a mix of power and control, ideal for intermediate and all-round players.

• Vertuo Series – Focuses on comfort and ease of play, best suited for beginners and casual players.

3. Which Babolat padel racket is best for beginners?

The Babolat Air Vertuo and Technical Vertuo are excellent options for beginners, offering a lightweight design, forgiving sweet spot, and comfortable feel to help players improve faster with less effort.

4. Which Babolat padel racket is best for advanced players?

For advanced and expert players, the Babolat Viper series is the top choice. These rackets are designed for high-level performance, explosive power, and surgical precision—perfect for players who demand the best from every shot.

10. How long do Babolat padel balls last?

Ball lifespan depends on playing frequency and surface. On average:

• Padel Tour balls last 2–4 matches in competitive play.
• Padel Court balls can last 4–6 sessions in recreational use.
• To extend their life, store them in a pressurized container and avoid high temperatures.