Free design mockup 
Your club crest, a clean wordmark, or artwork that fills the face. Make a padel racket your own, without committing to a warehouse full of inventory.
From $53.99 / racket at 500+ · plus setup
| $63.99 | $61.99 | $59.99 | $57.99 | $55.99 | $53.99 |
10 × $63.99$639.90
Setup · one design$50.00
Estimated subtotal$689.90
Shipping and tax are additional. Setup is $50 per design/artwork. Final pricing is confirmed before production.
Preview in 3D. No sign-in needed. No order is placed in the studio.
A color. Your logo. Your racket.
10 rackets selected above. Your design and quantity carry into the studio.
Add text, fine-tune, save & share. Your design comes with you.
No sign-in needed. Preview only; final mockup approval is required.
Build a consistent look across your club equipment, give a tournament its own design, or create a branded racket for a company event. Choose a restrained logo or make the whole printable surface part of your identity.
Printed in the USA refers to the customization. The blank racket is sourced internationally.
Dimensions and weight are approximate supplier specifications.
The best custom racket order starts with a clear brief: who will use it, how many you need, and what your artwork should communicate. Use this guide to turn a logo idea into a practical order for your club, company, or event.
Use one consistent crest across a club order, then build the composition around it. A clear club name helps distinguish your equipment from a player’s own racket. Decide whether the design should stay evergreen before adding a season or date.
Give the event name and sponsor marks a clear hierarchy. Start with one lead logo, check smaller supporting marks around the holes, and get stakeholder approval together. A single agreed design makes it easier to keep a group order consistent.
Connect a team event to your company identity with a considered color palette and a useful piece of equipment. Count players, hosts, and any recipients who will not be on court. Keep the design readable beyond the day of the event.
For a pro shop or new club collection, separate your expected recipient count from your speculative retail inventory. Compare the next price break before deciding quantity, and choose artwork that can be used again if you place a repeat order.
The racket construction and color choices are the same. The decision is whether each person needs a protective bag, and whether you want that bag printed too.
| Your order | Racket onlyYou’re viewing | Racket + bag |
|---|---|---|
| Fiberglass racket with your artwork | Included | Included |
| Frame and matching grip | White or black | White or black |
| Plain black protective bag | Not included | One per racket |
| Logo on the bag | Choose the bag option | Optional; quoted separately |
| Unit price at 10–24 | $63.99 | $69.99 |
| Unit price at 500+ | $53.99 | $59.99 |
| Setup for one design | $50.00 additional | $50.00 additional |
Quantity pricing is based on a single design. Compare your actual requirement with the next price break: a lower price per unit does not always mean a lower overall spend. If several departments or sponsors are involved, agree on one final artwork version before using the calculator as your budget.
For a racket-only order, allow separately for shipping and tax. If you later decide everyone needs a bag, compare the bundle price instead of assuming a protective cover is included. Personalized names or multiple designs need their own quote.
Calculate your quantityUse the preview to explore. Use your quote and final mockup to confirm exactly what will be produced. Creating or saving a design does not place an order.
Select the racket option, physical color, and quantity. Note the number of artwork versions and whether you need a protective bag. Check who needs to approve the design on your side.
Upload a logo in the designer on this page, choose the printed background, and review front and back. Continue into the full studio to save and share. Keep your original artwork files ready for the team.
Send quantity, artwork, delivery ZIP code, and required arrival date through the contact page. Contact details are available here on Custom Padel USA. Include a shared design link if you created one.
Confirm spelling, placement, colors, and final charges before approval and payment. Standard printing takes 3–5 business days after those steps. Add shipping transit and allow time for any artwork revisions.
Working toward an opening day or tournament? Use the event planner to organize the dates, then confirm the schedule with the team. Do not treat a planning estimate as a delivery guarantee.
Upload a PNG, JPEG, or WebP in the studio. For production, vector AI, EPS, SVG, or PDF artwork is preferred; high-resolution raster files can also be reviewed.
Use the racket face and flat triangle front. Holes and the triangle opening stay clear; recessed inner walls, handle, and grip are not printed.
Review placement and colors before printing. On-screen previews are a guide, not a color guarantee.
Before you send your design, work through these checks. They help the team understand your intent and keep small artwork problems from becoming approval delays.
Find answers about pricing, print files, product options, and timing. For a question specific to your artwork or order, contact our team through our Custom Padel USA contact page.
You receive a fiberglass padel racket customized with your artwork, with a matching white or black frame and cushioned grip, plus a wrist cord. This option is racket-only. Choose the racket-and-bag set if each recipient also needs a protective cover.
The price is $63.99 per racket for 10–24, falling to $53.99 at 500 or more. Add $50.00 setup for each design/artwork, plus shipping and tax. The quantity calculator includes one setup fee.
The standard minimum is 10 rackets using the same design. Start with your confirmed recipient count, then consider any additional rackets for demonstrations or future members. Ask the team to quote mixed designs separately.
Samples below the standard minimum, individual names, and multiple artwork versions need review before pricing is confirmed. Send the number of designs and quantity of each. Do not assume the single-design price applies to a personalized or mixed-design run.
No. The studio lets you explore and save a design without signing in; it does not take payment or submit a production order. Use the contact page to send your requirements to the team. Printing follows final mockup approval and payment.
For a bag with every racket, use the racket-and-bag product page to compare the full set price. For reorders, send your previous order reference and approved artwork; current pricing, setup, color availability, and timing should be reconfirmed.
The online studio accepts PNG, JPEG, and WebP images up to 10 MB. A transparent PNG is helpful for placing a logo without a rectangular background. Keep your original vector AI, EPS, SVG, or PDF available for the production team; these formats are not uploaded directly into the studio.
Try a larger, simplified mark and leave room around small lettering. Review the actual holes in the preview rather than designing as if the face were solid. Move fine details away from openings, and check both racket faces at a useful size before approval.
No. Artwork belongs on the flat playing face and flat front of the triangle. The holes, triangle opening, recessed inner walls, frame sidewalls, handle, and grip stay unprinted. The three-dimensional preview helps you see where the printable front stops.
Yes. Use the front and back controls in the studio. You can apply a background color to both sides and copy artwork across, or work on each face individually. Include both views with your request so the team can confirm the final print scope and setup.
Racket color chooses the white or black physical frame and matching grip. Background color is part of the printed artwork on the face. Choosing a colored background does not recolor the grip, inner throat walls, or the rest of the unprinted racket.
A screen preview is a placement and design guide, not a promise of an exact printed color. Supply your brand color references and flag any color-critical details. Confirm reproduction with the team and approve the final mockup before production rather than judging color from a screenshot alone.
This product uses fiberglass playing faces around an EVA foam core. It is not sold as a carbon fiber model. The teardrop head is perforated, with an open triangular throat; it is padel equipment rather than a solid-face pickleball paddle.
The listed overall size is approximately 17.75 inches long by 10 inches at the widest point, with an approximate weight of 12.7 ounces (360 grams). These are supplier specifications for the whole racket, not dimensions for a rectangular artwork file.
The customization is printed in the USA. The blank rackets are sourced internationally. “Printed in the USA” describes where your artwork is applied; it should not be read as a claim that the entire racket is manufactured domestically.
No. The standard production window starts after final mockup approval and payment. Shipping transit is additional, as is time spent preparing or revising artwork. Give the team your required delivery date and destination before committing to an event schedule.
Provide the date the rackets must arrive, not just the event date. Include quantity, delivery ZIP code, and any special printing. Ask for a confirmed schedule; the event planner is a planning aid, not a guaranteed arrival date or rush-service booking.
No event certification is claimed on this product page. If the rackets will be used in competition, check with the organizer about equipment requirements before ordering. Do not treat a product preview, material description, or promotional design as tournament approval.
Start with a design preview, or send your requirements straight to the team. Have your quantity, artwork, delivery destination, and required arrival date ready.
Quote requests currently use our Custom Padel USA contact page. The studio needs no sign-in and does not place an order.