Male Pro Players - Alex Arroyo

Álex Arroyo: the equipment associated with his name

This page brings together the padel gear linked to Álex Arroyo within the Padel Market catalogue. The selection is very limited, so treat it for what it is: a direct entry to the product associated with the player, not a broad catalogue for comparing options.

It’s worth saying plainly, because the common frustration with player collections is arriving expecting a complete range and finding one or two references. Here you know in advance what’s available.

What to do with a single-reference collection

What’s useful here is to use the product page as a search template. Note three details —shape, balance and hardness if it’s a padel racket; type of sole and last if it’s footwear— and take them to the filter in the general category. You’ll find items with equivalent characteristics that may suit your budget or your size better.

In other words: a player’s collection is a good starting point to define a product profile, and a poor end point if you need to choose between several options.

About what a "player collection" means

A product appearing linked to a professional’s name indicates it forms part of the line associated with them, normally via an agreement with the sponsoring brand. It does not imply it is the exact unit they use in competition: at that level it’s common to personalise weight and grip, and those adjustments are not present on the standard production model.

One criterion that does guide: the side of the court

When you look at the gear associated with a professional, there’s one detail that helps more than the biography: which side they play. A player who occupies the backhand side usually needs a racket that’s forgiving on defence and allows easy exits from the wall, which is where a contained balance works better. A player on the right-hand side finishes more and typically looks for a bit more head inertia.

It’s not a strict rule —there are backhand players with very powerful rackets— but as a starting point it guides far more than ranking or titles. If your game resembles someone’s, first look at the racket profile that position demands and compare it with the product page.

Other ways to browse the catalogue

If you’re looking for more professional player collections, the main entry is Pro Players, and for rackets specifically professional players' padel rackets. If you prefer to forget the player and start from characteristics, the padel rackets category has the full filter.

From the circuit to your court: what carries over

When a brand launches gear linked to a professional, what reaches the shop is the commercial version of that line: same shape, same materials and the same factory balance. What doesn’t arrive are the personal adjustments —added lead, customised grip, a specific overgrip— that each player applies to their unit.

That distinction matters because it explains why two people can feel different sensations with the same model. The racket is a starting point; the final adjustment is up to you with the grip and, if needed, adhesive weights.

How to know if the level suits you

The level filter in the padel rackets category is the most reliable shortcut. If the reference is classified as advanced and its balance is high, it will demand arm speed and a clean strike; if it appears at an intermediate level, it will be more manageable without sacrificing performance.

An additional criterion that works well: if you come from a racket you felt comfortable with, compare the two product pages. Differences in shape, weight, balance and hardness give a good indication of how the new one will feel on court.

Before deciding

If doubt persists, the test racket collection lets you try on court instead of deciding on paper. It’s especially useful when the model that interests you sits near the top of the catalogue and the investment is significant.

Frequently asked questions

Why are there so few products in this collection?

Because it reflects the references linked to the player that are available at this time. The number varies with seasonal releases and with the availability of each line.

Can I know exactly which padel racket Álex Arroyo uses?

What we can tell you with certainty is which product is associated with his name in the catalogue. The exact details of the configuration he uses in a particular tournament —final weight, grip, overgrip— are not something that is reliably published, so we don’t claim that information.

Is it suitable for an intermediate-level player?

Check the product page, not the name. If the level filter places the reference at advanced and its balance is high, it will be demanding; if it’s listed as intermediate, it will be perfectly manageable.