Plans to add a Padel section to the forums?

[indyfob2008]

Just wondering if there will be a new forum section for Padel in the near future? I know there is a Reddit sub called "r/padel" but I'm just not a huge fan of reddit...

 

[konstantinos kalfountzos]

This was from my 3rd time playing Padel. Now, I've played about 6 or 7 times total and I am much more accustomed to using the back glass. I too would like to see a Forum Section about Padel. I plan to be playing Padel twice a month this year.

 

[indyfob2008]

This was from my 3rd time playing Padel. Now, I've played about 6 or 7 times total and I am much more accustomed to using the back glass. I too would like to see a Forum Section about Padel. I plan to be playing Padel twice a month this year.

Are you also starting a new journey learning about the padel equipment? I'm new to the sport, and looking for a padel racquet that is a good all-around racquet, and good for players who have a tennis background.

 

[konstantinos kalfountzos]

Are you also starting a new journey learning about the padel equipment? I'm new to the sport, and looking for a padel racquet that is a good all-around racquet, and good for players who have a tennis background.

I've done some research about Padel rackets. Again, it depends on your whereabouts. In Europe there are many options to buy from, whithin Europe or from China. It's the complete opposite situation compared to Pickleball gear, where being in the USA one has much more options.

I have seen that Kuikma has some good entry level padel rackets around 80-100€. I'll see what i can get my hands on this year. First, i have to be sure people won't have issues being on my clips (i can always blur them out).

 

[oak]

Are you also starting a new journey learning about the padel equipment? I'm new to the sport, and looking for a padel racquet that is a good all-around racquet, and good for players who have a tennis background.

We are starting to flesh out our Padel Warehouse learning center and website, feel free to peruse some of our introductory content for this exciting game! https://www.padelwarehouse.com/learning_center/padel/

I would recommend starting off with a round-shaped padel racket in the medium weight range, maybe like 350-360 grams. Personally, I really like the Counter series from Babolat and the Wall Masters from Tecnifibre.

 

[konstantinos kalfountzos]

I'll most probably play Padel this Sunday. Let me know if you're interested seeing footage.

 

[konstantinos kalfountzos]