Where to buy padel gear in Australia

I checked each shop below on its own website in November 2026. I have no commercial relationship with any of them, and this is not a ranking. Prices and stock change constantly, so check before you buy.

Specialist padel shops

Padel Code

A padel shop with a store in Alexandria, Sydney, according to its website, plus online sales in AUD. Its racket page listed rackets from about $259 to $559 when I checked. Indoor Padel Australia's Alexandria club is in the same suburb.

Website: padelcode.com.au

OnOff Padel (Perth Padel Shop)

An online padel shop whose racket page says "every racket on this page ships from our Australian warehouse". It lists brands including NOX, Head, Bullpadel and adidas. Rackets on the page ran from about $175 to $600 when I checked. This is likely what people mean when they search for "padel racket Perth".

Website: perthpadelshop.com

Tennis retailers with padel sections

Total Padel

An online store with a large padel range. When I checked it listed 90 rackets across brands including Bullpadel, adidas, Babolat, Head, Siux, Wilson and Tecnifibre, from $159.95 to $659.00, plus balls, shoes, bags, apparel and court equipment. The site lists Tennis Only Australia among its related companies.

Website: totalpadel.com.au

Tennis Only

A tennis retailer with a padel section covering rackets, balls, shoes, bags and apparel. Its padel category links through to Total Padel's range.

Website: tennisonly.com.au/padel

Big sports chains

Rebel Sport

People search for "padel racket Rebel Sport" a lot. Rebel Sport sells padel rackets online. I confirmed a Wilson Pace V1 padel racket at $149.99, the cheapest branded racket I found in my research. I did not find a dedicated padel category page on Rebel's site, so search the site for "padel" to see the current range.

Website: rebelsport.com.au

Decathlon Australia

Decathlon sells padel rackets under its own Kuikma brand, with separate categories for beginner and for intermediate and expert rackets. Its product pages load prices with a script I could not read, so check prices on the site. People also search for padel balls at Decathlon.

Website: decathlon.com.au

Kmart

People search for "padel racket Kmart". I did not find a padel racket in Kmart's online range when I searched. Beach and backyard bat sets are a different thing: a padel racket has a perforated face and a compulsory wrist cord, and is built for a padel ball.

Pro shops at padel clubs

Many padel venues have a small shop at the front desk selling balls, grips and rackets. Venue pages that mention a pro shop include:

• Padel Brisbane at The Gap
• Padel Point Bankstown, Sydney
• Ace Padel Clubs, Sunshine Coast
• La Palma Padel Club, Central Coast
• Gold Coast Racquet Club, Robina
• Padel 360 Cockburn, Perth, which was reported to be adding a pro shop

The benefit of buying at a club is that you can often ask the coach or staff what suits your game, and some clubs let you try a racket first.

Buying online vs in person

What should I buy first?

1. Nothing, for your first session. Hire a racket at the venue. Most charge $5 to $10, and some include it in the booking.
2. Balls, if you are booking courts with friends. About $10 to $16 a can of three. See padel balls.
3. Court shoes, once you are playing weekly. See padel shoes.
4. A racket, once you know you will keep playing. See my racket buying guide.

Shops I could not check

Several other Australian padel shops appeared in my searches, but their websites would not load for me during research. I have left them off rather than list a shop I could not see. If you run an Australian padel shop and want it considered, contact me. I do not charge for listings.