Best Kuikma products in the Padel rackets category
On this page you'll find a ranking of the best Kuikma products in this category. To give you a quick overview, we've already ranked the most important information about the products for you.
1. Kuikma PR Open
Lightweight padel racket with a large sweet spot for beginners who want high playing comfort. The Kuikma PR Open has a round shape for more control. With a weight of 320 g (± 7 g) and the grip-heavy balance, it offers good handling. It is made of fibreglass and EVA foam. Padel is played in doubles (two against two). Two balls are permitted for the serve; this is performed diagonally from below as an underhand stroke. One bounce is allowed. The ball bounces on the ground before it touches any part of the court. A ball can be hit against a wall after the bounce (but not against the fence). The ball can bounce out of the court after the bounce and be caught outside the court. The scoring system is the same as for tennis. An exclusive Decathlon innovation in padel: the racket is made from a single piece of EVA foam and the hitting surface is covered with composite fibres. The extended area of EVA foam increases the impact point of the hitting surface and thus optimises the fault tolerance for better ball control. Padel originated in Mexico at the end of the 1960s and was quickly imported to Spain and Argentina as well as all Spanish-speaking countries in South America. Padel is currently the second most practised sport in Spain, behind football and ahead of tennis. There are 8 million players worldwide. Beginners should use special beginner balls. These are softer and slower, which makes it easier to learn the trajectories. Special shoes prevent slipping on the padel courts, which are usually made of artificial turf or sand. Courses allow you to gain time and imitate movements familiar from tennis or squash, for example.
2. Kuikma Comfort
The Kuikma Comfort convinces with good handling, high tolerance and good comfort: ideal for padel players who want to improve their performance. Round shape, high grip balance. Glass fibre surface, Black EVA core. Weight: 350 g. Optimum control without compromising the reactivity of the ball; good handling.
3. Kuikma Padelschläger Erwachsene - PR Open rot
Lightweight paddle racket with a large sweet spot for beginners seeking high playing comfort.
The Kuikma PR Open features a round shape for better control. Weighing 320 g (± 7 g) with a head-heavy balance, it offers good handling. It is made from fiberglass and EVA foam.
Padel is played in doubles (two against two). Two balls are allowed for the serve, which is executed from below as an underhand shot diagonally. A bounce is permitted. The ball must hit the ground before touching any part of the court. A ball can be hit against a wall after bouncing (but not against the mesh). The ball can bounce out of the court and be caught outside. The scoring system is similar to tennis.
An exclusive Decathlon innovation in padel: the racket is made from a single piece of EVA foam, with the hitting surface covered in composite fibers. The expanded area of EVA foam increases the hitting area and optimizes error tolerance for better ball control.
Padel originated in the late 1960s in Mexico and quickly spread to Spain and Argentina, as well as to all Spanish-speaking countries in South America. Currently, padel is the second most practiced sport in Spain, behind football and ahead of tennis. There are 8 million players worldwide.
Beginners should use special beginner balls. These are softer and slower, making it easier to learn the trajectories. Special shoes prevent slipping on padel courts, which are mostly made of artificial grass or sand. Taking lessons can save time and help replicate movements familiar from tennis or squash.
4. Kuikma Padelschläger Erwachsene - Hybrid Pro Custom Strap-System
The Kuikma Hybrid Pro paddle racket is a highly advanced sports equipment designed specifically for experienced players. Weighing 365 g and featuring a balanced design, this racket offers both control and power, making it the preferred choice of professionals like Lucía Sainz and Iván Ramírez. The racket combines innovative materials and technologies, including dual-density foam and high-tech carbon, to ensure optimal performance. The Air Foam Frame provides additional strength, while the Shock Block System reduces vibrations by up to 38%, enhancing comfort during play. The frame's construction with Double Tube technology gives the racket exceptional stiffness and durability, meeting the high standards of Kuikma. This paddle racket is ideal for players looking to elevate their game to the next level.
- Dual-density foam for improved cushioning and control
- Shock Block System reduces vibrations by up to 38%
- Double Tube technology for increased stiffness and performance
- Surface made of 3 layers of fiberglass and 1 layer of TeXtreme carbon fiber
- Optimized handling through balanced design and lightweight construction.
5. Kuikma Power Metal
Ideal for experienced players seeking the best balance between power and ball control, thanks to its diamond shape and soft core. Weighing 365 grams with a head-heavy balance, the EVA soft foam, Metal Biaxial Core technology, and SBS provide excellent ball feel, power, and comfort.
6. Kuikma Padelschläger Erwachsene - PR Rental
This paddle racket is characterized by good handling, pleasant ball feel, and high tolerance. It is perfect for consistent performance.
Weight: 350 g (± 7 g).
Shape: Round.
Balance: 260 mm (± 7 mm).
Thickness: 38 mm.
Outer Material: 2 layers of fiberglass.
Inner Material: Soft-EVA, a particularly elastic foam for maximum comfort during strikes. EVA soft foam ensures optimal performance at medium speed and high tolerance for off-center hits.
Fiberglass allows for easy handling and high ball speed at a medium playing level. The weight affects the racket's moment of inertia and thus its handling, stability, and energy transfer to the ball. The heavier the racket, the more energy it can transfer to the ball, but the harder it is to handle. Conversely, the lighter the racket, the better the handling, but the lower the energy transfer to the ball.
The fiberglass outer material is the most flexible, providing more ball feel and comfort. With a less flexible fiber, you get more power in the racket. The Kuikma PR Rental is aimed at advanced players with a playing style focused on precision and control. With its excellent handling, comfortable grip-heavy balance, wider sweet spot, and good ball feel, it will impress you from the very first rallies.
7. Kuikma Pedal racket - PR Power Carbon
The Power Carbon paddle racket is ideally suited for experienced players seeking power and maximum comfort thanks to the Shock Block System concept. The Power Carbon features a diamond shape, weighs 375 g, and is head-heavy. The hardness of the Black EVA foam and the 12K carbon increases the stiffness of the racket for more power.
8. Kuikma PR 190
Children (9 to 11 years) entering the game of padel. Ideal for children who are new to padel and looking to improve their handling and control.
9. Kuikma Children's padel racket - PR 120 light orange
Ideal for young Padel beginners (ages 9 to 11) looking for a racket that is easy to handle (weighing only 325 g). The children's racket, made in France, features a thermally molded construction that provides high durability while keeping the weight low.
10. Kuikma Kinder Padelschläger - PR Fun 5 bis 8 Jahre blau/gelb
The Kuikma PR100 is a racket specifically designed for children aged 5 to 8 years. It is ultra-lightweight and soft to reduce vibrations. The round shape and grip-oriented balance provide control. The surface is made of fiberglass and features a Full EVA Concept inner core, which offers a larger sweet spot for greater forgiveness on off-center hits. Weighing approximately 265 grams, it ensures comfort.
Padel originated in Mexico in the late 1960s and quickly spread to Spain and Argentina, as well as to all Spanish-speaking countries in South America. Currently, padel is the second most practiced sport in Spain, behind football and ahead of tennis. There are 8 million players worldwide. Padel is played in doubles (two against two). Two balls are allowed for the serve, which is executed underhand and diagonally. A bounce is permitted, and the ball must hit the ground before touching any part of the court. A ball can be hit against a wall after the bounce, but not against the grid. The ball can also bounce out of the court and be caught outside. The scoring system is the same as in tennis.
Beginners should use special starter balls that are softer and slower, making it easier to learn the trajectories. Special shoes prevent slipping on padel courts, which are mostly made of artificial grass or sand. Taking lessons can save time and help mimic movements familiar from tennis or squash.
The racket is an exclusive innovation from Decathlon. It is made from a single piece of EVA foam, with the hitting surface coated in composite fibers. The expanded EVA foam area increases the sweet spot of the hitting surface, optimizing error tolerance for better ball control.
