Our Padel Jackets and Tracksuits page brings together our tips for choosing your outer layer: lightweight zip-up jackets, windbreakers for outdoor courts, and jacket and trouser sets for clubs, to warm up comfortably and play in cooler weather.
Warm until the first point.
Before a padel match, warming up prepares the body for explosive starts and torso twists. A jacket keeps the muscles warm during this time, as well as during breaks between sets and tournament waits. On outdoor courts, where you play in winter, the wind and cold make the jacket essential for the early games, before taking it off once adequately warmed up.
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The zip-up jacket made of knitted polyester, lightweight and breathable, is suitable for warming up and indoor halls. The windbreaker, thinner, blocks the cold air on outdoor courts and folds into the bag. The quilted or lined jacket keeps the warmth during winter sessions. The matching set of jacket and trousers dresses club teams during team competitions, often in the club's colours.
The padel jacket should allow total freedom for the shoulders and arms, which are heavily used for smashes and bandejas: check that you can raise your arms without the jacket rising. A full zip makes it easy to put on and regulate heat. Zipped pockets keep a ball or keys safe. Wash your jacket at thirty degrees, inside out, with no fabric softener, and dry it in the air, away from the radiator.
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The jacket is mainly worn during the warm-up and breaks between sets. Once the body is warm, it can be taken off to play freely, except on outdoor courts in extreme cold, where a light jacket may stay on for the first games.
A lightweight and breathable polyester wicks away sweat without hindering the broad movements of a smash and bandeja. For outdoor courts in winter, a lined jacket or slightly brushed fabric retains heat better.
A fitted cut without being tight, with raglan sleeves or stretch inserts, allows the arms to move freely during serves and smashes. Avoid jackets that are too long, which can hinder bending movements.
The matching set gives a smart look to teams competing in inter-club matches or tournaments. It also keeps the legs warm between matches during long waiting times.
Wash it inside out, at thirty degrees, with the zip closed, and without fabric softener that can clog the technical fibers. Dry it in the air rather than in a tumble dryer to preserve its shape and finish.