Description
For beginner and defensive players
The Bear padel racket is perfect for beginner players due to its round shape and soft foam, but also for players who prefer a more defensive style of play. The racket has a low weight balance, making it very comfortable to use. Additionally, the racket has a large sweet spot, so you won’t notice as much when you don’t hit the ball perfectly. It is also ideal for defensive players due to the great control you have over the ball.
The downside of this racket is that you may have less power behind your smashes. For more power, you may want to consider using a different racket such as the Gorilla or Panther. Check out the category page for an overview of all padel rackets.
3D Grip technology
This racket features a 3D grip technology, providing you with extra grip on the ball during play and allowing you to slide the ball over the net with more control than your opponents. The racket also has a beautiful design that will leave your opponents and teammates envious after a match.
High-quality materials
The racket is made with a 100% carbon frame and a fiberglass surface, filled with soft EVA foam. This ensures the racket is responsive and allows you to precisely control the direction of the game. All our rackets come with a black carrying case featuring the Matchu Sports logo.
Note: Want to prolong the life of your racket? Use our protective tape to prevent wear and tear. Explore all our padel accessories to further enhance your padel racket experience.
Padel racket – Bear (round) information:
- Round shape, suitable for beginners and defensive players
- Weight: 360 grams
- Thickness: 38mm
- Material: 100% carbon frame, fiberglass surface
- Features 3D grip technology
- Beautiful design on the racket
- Comfortable grip
- Includes carrying case
The sport of padel
But what exactly is padel? Padel is a combination of tennis and squash, and has been played in the Netherlands since 2006. The sport has various rules, primarily based on tennis rules. The scoring is the same as tennis, but the entire court and walls are used, similar to squash.









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