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Insights on padel technology, equipment, court guides, and the growing US padel industry.
Insights on padel technology, equipment, court guides, and the growing US padel industry.
Padel's smaller court and glass walls make it one of the easiest racket sports to introduce to a child. Here's how to start your kid right — from junior rackets to clinic costs to the US junior tournament pipeline.
StarVie's 2026 collection adds 18K Hybrid Carbon, refined cores, and a tighter family of frames. Here's which StarVie racket suits your style — the Metheora, Triton Power+, Triton Balance+, Raptor, Brava, or Aquila — and where to find them in the US.
A practical guide to picking a padel coach in the US: certifications, lesson costs by metro, group vs private, and where to find a qualified pro near you.
A 2026 guide to choosing a padel racket as a woman — what actually matters (weight, balance, grip), top picks by level, and the signature rackets the world's best women are playing with.
Reserve Padel now operates six locations across New York and Florida — from Hudson Yards to Delray Beach. Here's a complete map of every Reserve club, what makes each one distinct, and where the brand is likely to go next.
Raleigh's padel scene jumps from 3 courts to 18 in 2026, anchored by North Hills Club today and Swing Racquet + Paddle's 44-acre flagship campus opening in December.
Cube Padel is one of the first US padel brands to operate in two top-tier metros — Chicago and Houston — under one name. Here's what makes the format work, and where the brand is headed next.
Indiana's padel scene is going from zero to three in under a year. NorthPoint Padel is open now in Westfield, Fort Wayne Country Club added the state's first private court in March, and the Mouratoglou Tennis Center opens 8 indoor courts in Noblesville this August.
Padel runs on apps now — but which ones actually matter? Here's the 2026 stack for US players: the one app everyone needs, plus the specialty tools for matchmaking, skill tracking, AI highlights, and tournament play. Pick the two or three that fit how you play.
Nox makes everything from $70 beginner sticks to Agustin Tapia's $400 pro frame. Here's the 2026 lineup sorted by who should actually buy each one — the AT10 Signature, X-Hero, and X-Zero — plus where to find them in the US.
Padel courts are 20m × 10m, end of story — but the walls, ceiling height, and service boxes are what make the game feel completely unlike tennis. Here is every measurement that matters and why it shapes how you play.
Spain's cult padel brand has finally landed in the US. The 2026 Siux lineup — Trilogy, Fenix, Diablo, and Génesis — offers four very different rackets at the premium end of the market. Here's which one fits your game.