Babolat padel is new at Holland Padel. From the new Viper rackets of Juan Lebrón to light women's rackets, the Premura 3 shoe, clothing from the El Lobo line, a racket bag and balls: in this guide you will see for each group what it is, who it is for and where to find it.
We test the rackets in our range ourselves on court, and we do the same with Babolat. That way we know how a racket feels before we advise you on it. The first delivery is modest: of some rackets we only have three or five, so if you are quick, you have the most choice.
Babolat at Holland Padel in brief
- Men: the new Lebrón 3.1 line (Viper, Viper Soft and Veron), the Viper 3.0 rackets and the round Counter Veron 2.6.
- Women: the Dyna and Stima line, according to Babolat the lightest series of rackets the brand has ever made.
- Around the racket: the Premura 3 Juan Lebrón and the Movea 2, clothing and socks from the El Lobo line, the RH Pro bag and Ace and Court balls.
Babolat made the Lebrón collection together with Juan Lebrón, the first Spaniard to become world number 1 (in 2019) and who held that spot four years in a row. You will find his nickname El Lobo throughout the line: on the racket, the shoe, the shirt and the bag.
Men's rackets: Lebrón 3.1 and 3.0
All Lebrón rackets are 38 mm thick diamond rackets with the balance towards the head. The difference is in the face and the core: how stiffly or smoothly the ball comes off. In the 3.1 line there are three characters.
Babolat Viper Juan Lebrón 3.1
Lebrón's own new racket. 370 grams, a 3K carbon face and a hard EVA core: the face feels firm and direct, and the ball comes back hard. In the 3.1 Babolat added an extra carbon layer for even more power. In the heart sits a reinforced bar that keeps the racket stable on a full smash.
Who it's for: advanced and competitive players who want to finish the point and like a stiff face.
View the Viper Juan Lebrón 3.1
Babolat Viper Soft Juan Lebrón 3.1
The same shape and balance as the Viper, but with a Soft Carbon face and a Black EVA core. It weighs 365 grams and feels smoother on impact, while you still put plenty of power into your smash. Babolat calls it the racket for the attacking competition player who wants comfort.
Who it's for: attackers who find the hard Viper too stiff or play a lot in a row.
View the Viper Soft Juan Lebrón 3.1
Babolat Veron Juan Lebrón 3.1
The Lebrón design with a CarbonFlex face: carbon and fibreglass woven together. At 360 grams it is the lightest of the three and it forgives more when you do not hit the ball cleanly. It remains a diamond with power, but is easier to play than a full carbon racket.
Who it's for: intermediate players and competition players who want to play attacking padel with a smoother feel.
View the Veron Juan Lebrón 3.1The previous generation, the Viper 3.0 2026, is already in stock with us. These are also 38 mm diamonds: the Viper Juan Lebrón 3.0 (370 g, 3K carbon, hard core), the Viper Soft Juan Lebrón 3.0 (365 g, Soft Carbon, Black EVA) and the Technical Viper 3.0 (370 g, 3K carbon with an extra carbon layer). We only have a few of the 3.0 left in stock. You can read everything about the Viper 3.0 in our blog about the Viper 3.0.
Babolat Counter Veron 2.6
Not a diamond, but a round racket: the sweet spot is large and low, which gives a lot of control and forgiveness. It weighs 365 grams and has a CarbonFlex face and a Black EVA core. Babolat made it for the player who builds the point patiently and strikes when the chance is there.
Who it's for: intermediate players who value control and placement more than hitting every ball hard.
View the Counter Veron 2.6Women's rackets: Dyna and Stima
Babolat developed the Dyna and Stima line specifically for women, and according to the brand it is the lightest series of rackets it has ever made. Most are only 36 mm thick and have micro-holes in the stiffest parts of the face (MicroPerf): that saves weight and makes the sweet spot larger. Dyna is the teardrop shape, Stima the round shape.
Babolat Dyna Energy
A 330-gram teardrop with a Carbon Flex face and a neutral balance. Quick in the hand at the net, and the carbon gives a little more punch than the fibreglass models.
Who it's for: intermediate female players who want a light racket with power and comfort.
View the Dyna Energy
Babolat Dyna Spirit
Also a 330-gram teardrop, but with a fibreglass face. That feels softer and easily generates pace without you having to hit hard.
Who it's for: beginner and recreational female players looking for comfort and easy power.
View the Dyna Spirit
Babolat Stima Spirit
The round sister of the Dyna Spirit: light, fibreglass face, 36 mm thick. Thanks to the round shape the sweet spot is large and low, so you keep the ball under control more easily.
Who it's for: female players who mainly want control and a racket that spares the arm.
View the Stima Spirit
Babolat Stima Vita
Babolat calls it the control racket for your first steps on court. Round, 345 grams, the balance in the grip and an extra large sweet spot: even a ball you do not hit quite right comes back neatly.
Who it's for: female players who are just starting out with padel.
View the Stima VitaPadel shoes
Babolat Premura 3 Juan Lebrón (black/purple)
The shoe Lebrón chose himself, in his colours. The third Premura keeps the familiar "teeth" on the side that support your forefoot during quick sideways steps. The Blast Pad system with EVA foam provides rebound, the upper is light and breathes well, and the padel outsole was made together with Michelin for grip on sand and artificial grass. Standard fit, 10 mm drop.
Who it's for: keen players who want to react quickly and are looking for plenty of forefoot support.
View the Premura 3 Juan Lebrón
Babolat Movea 2 (white/cyan blue)
The Movea 2 is all about stability and comfort. A strap around the foot holds you in place, the insole is extra thick at the heel and there is a Michelin padel outsole underneath here too.
Who it's for: recreational and keen players who want a stable, comfortable shoe for long evenings on court.
View the Movea 2Clothing and socks
The clothing comes from the El Lobo line that Babolat designed with Lebrón, for men. From the match shirt to a hoodie for after the game.
Babolat Juan Lebrón Réplica padel shirt (plum)
The replica of Lebrón's match shirt, with his name on the back and the Spanish flag. Stretchy fabric, ribbed collar and a straight cut.
Who it's for: anyone who wants to step on court in El Lobo's colours.
View the Réplica shirt
Babolat Juan Lebrón Crew Neck padel shirt
A technical padel shirt with micro-ventilation that wicks away moisture, in legion blue and in white. There is also a cotton T-shirt in pink and legion blue, and the padel shorts in plum and black.
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Babolat Juan Lebrón hoodie and joggers (black)
A soft hoodie with the El Lobo logo on the chest and an adjustable hood, with the matching joggers. Nice for the warm-up and for after the game, now that the evenings are getting colder.
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Babolat Juan Lebrón Mid-Calf padel socks (black)
Light, mid-calf socks that fit snugly around your foot, so nothing slips or rubs. They wick away sweat and go well with the Premura 3.
View the padel socksPadel bag
Babolat RH Pro Padel Juan Lebrón
El Lobo's racket bag, in black with light green and purple. It holds 4 rackets and has 62 litres of space (63 x 37 x 30 cm) with three main compartments, two side pockets, four inner pockets and a separate shoe compartment. You carry it by the handles or on your back.
Who it's for: players who go to the club or a tournament with several rackets, shoes and clothing. We only have two.
View the RH Pro Juan Lebrón bagPadel balls
Babolat Ace padel balls
The Ace balls are already in stock with us, per tin of 3, as 3x3 or as a box of 24 tins for your club or regular group. The Court balls are also on their way, an all-round ball for training and competition. You can read which ball suits your court in our guide to padel balls.
View the Ace padel ballsWhich product for whom?
- You play attacking padel and want a stiff, direct face: Viper Juan Lebrón 3.1 or 3.0, or the Technical Viper 3.0.
- You want the Viper power with a smoother feel: Viper Soft Juan Lebrón 3.1 or 3.0.
- You want to attack with a racket that forgives more: Veron Juan Lebrón 3.1.
- You prefer to build the point patiently: Counter Veron 2.6.
- You are looking for a light women's racket: Dyna Energy (more punch) or Dyna Spirit (softer), or round with the Stima Spirit. Just started: Stima Vita.
- You want to react quickly on court: Premura 3 Juan Lebrón. Stability and comfort: Movea 2.
- You want to play in El Lobo's colours: the Réplica shirt, the Crew Neck and the RH Pro bag.
In doubt between shapes or hardness? Read diamond, teardrop or round and hard or soft, or send us a message.
Frequently asked questions
Which Babolat racket suits me?
If you play attacking padel and like a stiff face, choose the Viper. If you want more comfort, the Viper Soft; if you want the racket to forgive more, the Veron. For control there is the round Counter Veron, and for women the light Dyna and Stima line.
What is the difference between the Babolat Viper 3.0 and 3.1?
Both are 370-gram diamonds with 3K carbon and a hard core. In the 3.1 Babolat added an extra carbon layer for more power, and the design is completely new.
Which racket does Juan Lebrón play with?
Lebrón plays with the Babolat Viper; the Viper Juan Lebrón 3.1 is his new model. Babolat does point out that pros may play with a customised version.
Which shoes does Juan Lebrón wear?
The Babolat Premura 3. According to Babolat, Lebrón chose this shoe himself, and the Premura 3 Juan Lebrón is the version in his colours.
Is a Babolat racket suitable for beginners?
Yes, but not every model. The Viper rackets demand technique; for beginners the Stima Vita, Dyna Spirit and Stima Spirit are a better fit, and as you improve the Veron or the Counter Veron.
Are the Babolat women's rackets also for men?
Yes. They are designed for women, but anyone looking for a light and manoeuvrable racket can play with them.
Our conclusion
With Babolat you now have a complete line with us: from Lebrón's stiff racket to a light women's racket for your first lesson, and everything else you need. The strongest point is the Lebrón 3.1 line, because it really lets you choose between three characters with the same design. The downside: for men the range is currently mainly attacking. Besides the diamonds, the Counter Veron is the only round racket. The first quantities are small, so do not wait too long if you want your size or model.
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Sporting regards,
Team Holland Padel
