What does a padel racket cost—and what is included?

Eterna Tribeca Laser Black Glossy padel racket held on court.

The useful price comparison is the complete setup you want to buy: racket, chosen options and delivery to the correct destination. A larger carbon K number is not a universal measure of value, and a more expensive racket is not automatically a better fit.

A player holding a Tribeca Laser Black Glossy padel racket on court
Tribeca Laser Black Glossy, photographed on court.

Compare the current price in the right market

For reference, Eterna’s US-market prices checked on 5 October 2026 were USD 240 for Miami Rose and Monaco Red, USD 270 for Bel Air Green and Soho Blue, and USD 370 for Tribeca Laser Black. These are racket prices before optional personalisation or gift packaging; they are a dated US-market comparison, not a worldwide price promise.

Eterna’s model families have different prices, and market pricing can depend on the selected destination. Use the live collection and select your country before comparing totals. Check the currency as well as the number.

A static article price can become misleading when a product, option or market price changes. The current product page and checkout are the useful references for what you will pay. Also check whether the selected model is available now or on preorder.

What changes between the racket profiles

Miami Rose and Monaco Red use 3K carbon faces with EVA Soft cores at a listed 355 g, but differ in shape and balance. Bel Air Green and Soho Blue list 12K, EVA Medium, teardrop shapes, even balance and 365 g. Tribeca Laser Black lists 18K, EVA Hard, a head-heavy diamond shape and 365 g.

These are complete product combinations. The K number counts filaments per tow; it does not prove that a sheet contains more carbon per unit area or explain a manufacturer’s full production cost. We do not present an invented breakdown of labour, material costs or margins.

The deep green Eterna gift box with a cream monogram and a velvet ribbon
The gift box is an optional addition to the racket and its included cover.

The racket price and the optional additions

Item How it is priced
Racket and cover The cover is included with the racket.
Delivery, duties and taxes Included under Eterna’s delivery promise.
Text engraving Paid option; the total depends on the selected placements.
Logo application Separate paid colour-artwork option.
Gift box Optional paid presentation box, separate from the included cover.

Build the actual combination in the studio or gift builder. Compare final totals for the same destination and options rather than a bare racket price against a gift package.

What value means for your game

If you are starting out, rental equipment and a lesson can help you make a more informed first purchase. There is no required entry budget. A racket that suits your preparation and contact is more useful than buying a demanding profile because it sits at the top of a range.

For a regular player, identify the reason to change: a different response, balance or preferred design. Try that difference on court if possible. Spending more does not guarantee a faster smash, greater control or a longer service life.

Include the conditions in the comparison

Eterna offers a 14-day change-of-mind window for unused, non-personalised rackets in the condition specified in its returns policy. Return postage is the buyer’s responsibility. A racket that has been played is not an ordinary trial-and-return purchase.

After engraving or a logo is applied, the ordinary change-of-mind return is excluded. The two-year manufacturing-defect warranty still applies. Read the current terms before purchasing; service and suitability are part of value, alongside the price.

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