The WPT match ball. Consistent bounce, excellent feel, the standard everything else is measured against.
Faster ball than the NB2 — excellent for indoor courts where extra pace suits the quicker surface.
The workhorse. Keeps its pressure across 8–10 sessions — the choice for clubs that don't want to replace balls weekly.
Premium feel, premium price. The match ball for players who care about exactly how the ball sits in the air on a smash.
Best value FIP-approved ball. Popular in Spanish clubs as the everyday match ball that doesn't cost premium money.
The reliable training companion. Not approved for official play but survives more sessions than anything in this price range.
Competent across the board without excelling anywhere. The sensible default for recreational play.
The cheapest ball that doesn't feel like a toy. For groups learning padel, it holds up long enough to justify the price.
Slower-paced premium ball — ideal for outdoor clay courts where players want feel over pace. The control player's choice.
The cheapest ball in this database. Buy in bulk for beginner sessions. Expect to replace frequently.