Lobwell Pip Junior
Lighter, shorter racket for juniors aged about 7 to 12
- Round
- Glass fibre
- 280 to 300 g
Free UK delivery over £50Order by 2pm Monday to Friday, dispatched the same day30 day returns on unused kit
Every racket here weighs 360 g or less. A lighter racket is quicker to the ball and less tiring over a long session.
3 products. Free UK delivery over £50. Order by 2pm Monday to Friday for same day dispatch.
Lighter, shorter racket for juniors aged about 7 to 12
| Racket | Shape | Face | Core | Weight | Balance | Level | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pip Junior | Round | Glass fibre | Soft foam | 280 to 300 g | Low | Junior | £39 |
| Fen | Round | Glass fibre | Soft EVA | 350 to 360 g | Low | Beginner | £59 |
| Lark | Round | 3K carbon | Soft EVA | 335 to 345 g | Low | Beginner, Improver | £79 |
Buying guideThe best lightweight padel rackets: who should go light, and how light is too lightA lightweight padel racket weighs roughly 335 to 350 g, against the usual 355 to 375 g, and is best for lighter players, older juniors, players returning to sport and anyone who tires late in a session.
GuidePadel racket weight: how heavy should your racket be?Most adult padel rackets weigh between 340 and 375 g; the FIP rules set no weight limit.
GuideJunior padel rackets: what size and weight a child needs, and when to move upMost children aged about 7 to 12 play best with a junior padel racket of around 280 to 300 g, with a round head, a soft core and a slightly shorter handle.
GuideA padel warm up you will actually do: 10 minutes off court, 10 minutes on itA good padel warm up takes about 20 minutes: around 10 minutes of light movement off court (jogging, side shuffles, lunges, arm circles and trunk rotations), then 10 minutes on court building from mini rallies at the net to volleys, lobs and overheads.
Anything under about 350 g for an adult. Lark is designed at 335 to 345 g; most adult rackets sit between 355 and 375 g.
Slightly less on full swings, because there is less mass behind the ball. In exchange you get faster hands at the net.
Yes, with lead or weight tape on the frame, but it changes the balance. It is easier to start light and add a little than to make a heavy racket lighter.
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