Buying padel equipment online in Europe

Buying padel equipment online in Europe? Compare around 20 shops in 9 countries, check shipping, returns and customs, and pay the lowest price. Updated daily.

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By PadelRadar editorial teamUpdated 26 September 2026

Key takeaways

PadelRadar compares padel shops based in nine European countries: Spain, France, Portugal, Germany, the Netherlands, Ireland, the UK, Denmark and Sweden.
Prices on PadelRadar exclude shipping unless stated, so always check the delivery cost and free-shipping threshold of the cheapest shop.
Online purchases within the EU generally come with a 14-day right of withdrawal.
Orders between the UK and the EU can be charged import VAT and handling fees on delivery.
UK, Swedish and Danish offers are shown in their own currency and compared in euros using daily exchange rates.

Racquets you can buy from the most European shops

Sorted by the number of shops with the racquet in stock today: more shops means more choice on delivery and returns.

1
Counter Viper 2.6
Babolat · 14 shops
€151.18-43%
2
Extreme Pro Padel Racquet
Head · 12 shops
€125.97-46%
3
Coello Pro Padel Racquet
Head · 12 shops
€134.37-54%
4
Extreme Team Padel Racquet
Head · 11 shops
€99.89-49%
5
Extreme One X Padel Racquet
Head · 11 shops
€121.31-43%
6
Extreme One Padel Racquet
Head · 11 shops
€127.95-54%
7
Hack 04 26
Bullpadel · 11 shops
€163.95-39%
8
EA10 Ventus Attack 12K XTREM by Edu Alonso
Nox · 11 shops
€176.66-29%
9
Vertex 05 Geo
Bullpadel · 11 shops
€199.95-41%
10
Vertex 05 Hybrid 27
Bullpadel · 11 shops
€278.42-20%

Prices checked on 13 October 2026: lowest in-stock price across the shops we compare, in euros.

The cheapest place to buy padel equipment online is rarely the same shop twice: it depends on the product, the day and where you live. PadelRadar, the padel price comparison site, checks around 20 European padel shops once a day, so you can see every in-stock price side by side, then decide with shipping, returns and customs in mind.

Which countries do we compare shops from?

We currently compare retailers based in nine countries: Spain, France, Portugal, Germany, the Netherlands, Ireland, the United Kingdom, Denmark and Sweden. Spain remains the biggest padel market, but it pays to compare: for a given model, the cheapest shop isn't always Spanish. Our partners page lists the shops we work with, and our methodology explains how retailers are chosen.

Why do padel prices vary so much between shops?

Purchase terms. Each retailer negotiates its own conditions with brands.
Stock levels. Shops holding too many units of a model discount it; shops with few keep the full price.
Promotion calendars. Sales, launches and clearances don't happen on the same day everywhere.
Currency and VAT. UK, Swedish and Danish shops price in their own currency, and VAT rates differ between countries.

That spread is the whole point of comparing: on PadelRadar, every product page lists each shop's in-stock price, cheapest first. Start from the racquet listing or the shoe listing.

What should you check before ordering from another country?

Check	Why it matters
Shipping cost and free-shipping threshold	A low price can disappear once delivery is added
Delivery to your country	Not every shop ships everywhere
Returns	Who pays for return shipping, and to which address
Customs (UK ↔ EU)	Orders between the UK and the EU can trigger import VAT and fees
Currency	You may be charged in GBP, SEK or DKK

Shipping

Our prices don't include shipping unless stated. Many shops offer free delivery above a certain basket value, so if you also need balls or overgrips, grouping them in one order can make the cheapest shop even cheaper.

Returns and the 14-day right of withdrawal

Within the European Union, you generally have 14 days to withdraw from an online purchase without giving a reason. The shop's terms tell you who pays for return shipping, which matters when the warehouse is in another country.

Customs between the UK and the EU

Since Brexit, a parcel sent from the UK to an EU country (or the other way round) can be charged import VAT and handling fees on delivery. Check whether the shop handles duties before you order, or the "cheaper" offer may end up costing more.

Currency

Offers from UK, Swedish and Danish shops are displayed in their own currency and converted to euros with daily exchange rates so they can be compared fairly. Your bank may add a fee when you pay in another currency.

Shoes: check the size chart

Sizes vary between brands, and sometimes between models. Before ordering shoes from a shop you don't know, compare the brand's size chart with a pair you already own, and check how exchanges work. The shoe listing shows which shops have padel shoes in stock today.

Warranty and authenticity

The warranty is handled by the seller you buy from, under the consumer rules of its country. Established specialist shops are the safest way to get genuine products and straightforward after-sales service. Be wary of unknown websites selling this season's flagship racquets far below every other shop.

How to use PadelRadar to buy smarter

Find the product in the listing or on its brand page.
Compare every in-stock offer, cheapest first.
Check the 3-month low to see whether today's price is good.
Open the shop, check delivery to your country and the total at checkout.

If you're flexible on the model, start from today's deals.

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Frequently asked questions

Where is the best place to buy padel equipment online in Europe?

The best place to buy padel equipment online depends on the product, because the cheapest shop changes from one model to the next and from day to day. Compare every in-stock offer on PadelRadar, which tracks around 20 European shops in nine countries, then choose the cheapest shop that delivers to you at a reasonable shipping cost.

Is it cheaper to buy padel racquets from Spain?

Sometimes, but not systematically. Spain has many specialist padel shops and competitive prices, yet for a given model a French, Portuguese, German or Nordic shop can be cheaper on the day you buy. Add shipping to your country before comparing, and check the retailer's returns policy, since sending a racquet back across borders costs more than a local return.

Do I pay customs when ordering padel gear from the UK?

You may. Since Brexit, parcels sent from the United Kingdom to an EU country, or from the EU to the UK, can be charged import VAT and handling fees on delivery. Some shops include these costs at checkout, others leave them to the carrier. Check the shop's delivery terms before ordering so a cheaper price doesn't end up costing more.

Can I return padel equipment bought from a shop in another EU country?

Generally, yes. Within the European Union, consumers usually have 14 days to withdraw from an online purchase without giving a reason, whichever EU country the shop is based in. The shop's terms explain how to return the item and who pays for return shipping, which can be significant when the warehouse is abroad. Keep the product unused and in its packaging.

Does PadelRadar include shipping in the price?

No, unless it's stated. PadelRadar compares the price shown on each retailer's site, normally including VAT, before shipping and before any coupon code. Delivery costs and free-shipping thresholds differ from shop to shop and country to country, so check the total at checkout. Grouping several items in one order can help you reach a free-shipping threshold.

Which currency will I pay in?

You pay in the retailer's currency: euros for most shops, pounds sterling for UK shops, and Swedish or Danish kronor for Nordic shops. PadelRadar shows each offer in its own currency and converts it to euros with daily exchange rates only to compare and sort. Your bank may add a fee when you pay in a currency other than your own.