Padel racket with a logo: how it works for businesses and teams

Padel is growing fast in business circles across Europe. Companies are building their own courts, teams organise padel evenings, and clients are invited for a game rather than a lunch. With that comes demand for something tangible that makes the padel culture visible: padel rackets with a company logo. New to the idea? Read what a custom padel racket is; for shipping to your country, see custom padel racket delivery in Europe.

Why businesses choose custom padel rackets

Three reasons come up again and again.

A padel racket gets used. Every week, often several times. Where a bottle of wine is gone in an evening and a power bank disappears into a drawer, a racket comes out of the bag every session. That means repeated exposure for your brand, not just to the owner but to opponents, coaches and partners too.

A custom racket signals investment. A client gift that has clearly been made with the recipient in mind lands differently. Not a mass-produced item, but something specific to them.

It ties your brand to a growing sport. In 2026, padel is on the agenda of marketers and business owners across Europe. Putting your brand on court links it to energy, sport and a modern way of doing business.

Which occasions does it suit?

Three main uses we keep seeing:

Client gifts for your top accounts. At the end of the year, on contract renewal, or to mark a milestone. We made rackets for Contentoo, a content marketing company, which they handed to their top clients.

Team building and internal events. More and more companies get their staff playing padel together as a team activity. Custom rackets with the team logo strengthen the sense of belonging. We did this for Guidon Groep, where every employee received a racket with the company logo and their own name.

Event giveaways and sponsorship. Companies that sponsor or host a padel event use rackets as prizes, participation gifts or keepsakes. It also works well for product launches where you want people talking about it afterwards.

What does a padel racket with a logo cost?

Business orders use fixed tiered prices. Full Custom (face plus side with your logo), ex VAT:

• 5 rackets: €99 each, €495 in total
• 10 rackets: €89 each, €890 in total
• 25 rackets: €79 each, €1,975 in total
• 50 rackets: €74 each, €3,700 in total
• 100 rackets or more: individual quote

These prices include printing your company logo on the face and, if you want, on the side. Individual names on each racket are included at no extra cost, ideal for team building or anniversary gifts. Every racket is the same professional 360 g racket with a 3K carbon face and an EVA foam core, with a 12-month warranty. EU companies with a valid VAT number receive an invoice with the VAT reverse-charged. Shipping is by DHL and charged per country: €6.95 in the Netherlands, €12.95 to Germany and €13.95 to France, for example.

How does it work?

The workflow for business orders:

Step 1: Design

You or someone on your team opens our designer and mocks up how the racket should look. Upload your company logo (an SVG or high-resolution PNG works best), pick colours that match your brand guidelines and decide whether you want the side printed too. You can add as many logos as you like to the face and the side, and the 3D preview shows the result straight away. Allow five to ten minutes.

Step 2: Request a quote

Switch to the business flow in the designer and fill in the quote form. Give the quantity, your preferred delivery date and any particular requirements (individual names, specific colour codes, packaging).

Step 3: Receive your quote

Within 4 hours you receive a firm quote with the final price, delivery time and any suggestions, including a preview so you can see how it will look.

Step 4: Approval and finishing

You approve and we start finishing. Delivery takes 7 to 14 days, depending on the quantity.

Step 5: Delivery

Packed and shipped by DHL to one address, or split across several addresses if you would rather have them sent straight to the recipients.

What you need for a good print

One thing to know up front: the better the logo you supply, the better the end result. A vector file (SVG or EPS) is ideal, as it can be scaled up indefinitely without losing quality.

Only have a PNG or JPG? Check that the resolution is at least 300 DPI. If your logo came from a website, it is probably 72 DPI and too low for a good print. Ask your graphic designer or marketing agency for the original file.

No vector logo and no designer to hand? For larger orders (10 rackets or more) we can help you work it out. For smaller orders we can point you to a freelancer.

How quickly can it be done?

Standard delivery for business orders is 7 to 14 days from your order, including finishing in our workshop in the Netherlands and DHL shipping.

Event with a tight deadline? Mention it in your request and we will see what is possible. We have finished 25 rackets within five days for events with a fixed date. Outside the Netherlands, add up to 3 days for DHL.

Why it works for businesses

It is more than a gift. A padel racket with a logo is marketing that works, not a passive present. Every time the recipient plays, more people see your brand. With a keen player, that adds up to hundreds of hours of visibility a year.

For an SME building brand recognition in the padel community (companies that sponsor, say, or recruit among padel players), this is a sharp form of branded content.

Ready to put it together? Open the designer, create a sample design and request a quote. Within 4 hours you will have a firm price. Prefer to read up first? See our business page.

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