Adidas

Adidas is one of the most recognisable sport clothing and equipment brands across the globe. With its distinct three-stripe logo and its reputation for quality, Adidas continues to be a trusted brand for padel players the world over.

Adidas entered the world of padel in 2013, looking to change the landscape and contribute to the efforts in increasing padel’s popularity throughout the world. To do so, they sponsored a young player by the name of Martita Ortega, with whom they have enjoyed a long and fruitful collaboration. In 2014, Adidas released their first padel racket collection, and from there have sponsored many pro players, including Óscar Agea, a renowned wheelchair padel player.

As padel continued to grow in popularity, with more courts being built, Adidas released the famed Adipower collection, which continues to this day and features more power and spin, with a smaller sweet spot for precision shots. More recently, Adidas released the Metalbone padel collection, a racket designed for players looking for more balance and a flexible core, along with customisable weight options, and popularised by Ale Galán, who at the time (2021) was ranked #1 in the world.

Today, Adidas continues to be a monumental padel brand, committed to providing players with exceptional padel rackets and equipment, ensuring their legacy and dedication to padel are at the forefront of their innovation and development.

Adidas is one of the most recognisable sport clothing and equipment brands across the globe. With its distinct three-stripe logo and its reputation for quality, Adidas continues to be a trusted brand for padel players the world over.

Adidas entered the world of padel in 2013, looking to change the landscape and contribute to the efforts in increasing padel’s popularity throughout the world. To do so, they sponsored a young player by the name of Martita Ortega, with whom they have enjoyed a long and fruitful collaboration. In 2014, Adidas released their first padel racket collection, and from there have sponsored many pro players, including Óscar Agea, a renowned wheelchair padel player.

As padel continued to grow in popularity, with more courts being built, Adidas released the famed Adipower collection, which continues to this day and features more power and spin, with a smaller sweet spot for precision shots. More recently, Adidas released the Metalbone padel collection, a racket designed for players looking for more balance and a flexible core, along with customisable weight options, and popularised by Ale Galán, who at the time (2021) was ranked #1 in the world.

Today, Adidas continues to be a monumental padel brand, committed to providing players with exceptional padel rackets and equipment, ensuring their legacy and dedication to padel are at the forefront of their innovation and development.