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Top FAQs
Paddle is a racket sport played on an enclosed court roughly one-third the size of a tennis court. It uses solid, stringless rackets and a low-compression ball. Unlike tennis, walls are in play — making rallies longer and more tactical. It is easier to learn than tennis but requires quick reflexes, positioning, and strategy. Most people pick it up within their first session.
Paddle and padel are often used interchangeably in India, but technically padel refers specifically to the enclosed glass-walled court version of the sport popular in Spain and Latin America. Paddle is a broader term that can refer to several similar court sports. At Titus Sports, we stock equipment suitable for padel and paddle court play.
LOK is a specialist paddle brand focused exclusively on the sport — offering excellent value, vibrant designs, and solid all-round performance. Adidas brings premium sports engineering with carbon fibre construction and more advanced material technology. LOK is ideal for beginners and intermediate players; Adidas suits more serious club players looking for higher performance.
Paddle rackets come in three main shapes. Round head rackets have a low balance point — more control, easier on the arm, great for beginners. Teardrop rackets are mid-balance — a mix of power and control, ideal for intermediate players. Diamond head rackets are head-heavy — maximum power for advanced players who know their technique. Our staff at Titus Sports will guide you to the right shape.
Beginners should look for a round or teardrop shaped racket in the medium weight range (360g–375g) with a soft foam core — this gives more comfort, forgiveness, and control while learning technique. Avoid heavy, stiff diamond-head rackets until you develop consistent swing mechanics.
Absolutely. Tennis and squash players typically adapt to paddle very quickly — the court sense, reflexes, and racket skills transfer well. The main adjustment is getting used to the solid racket face and the use of walls in play. Most tennis and squash players are competitive within their first few sessions of paddle.
Most paddle rackets weigh between 340g and 390g. Lighter rackets (340g–360g) offer more maneuverability and are easier on the arm — good for beginners and players with arm issues. Heavier rackets (370g–390g) generate more power but require better technique. Most recreational players do well with a mid-weight racket around 360g–375g.
Yes. Paddle is played on synthetic turf or artificial grass courts, so you need shoes with a herringbone or small-stud sole for grip. Court shoes for hard courts — like squash or indoor tennis shoes — are not ideal for paddle. Visit Titus Sports for advice on footwear suitable for your court surface.
Paddle courts are growing rapidly in Jaipur as the sport gains popularity. Several sports clubs and private facilities in the city now have dedicated paddle courts. Visit Titus Sports and our team will help connect you with local paddle communities and court locations in the city.
Paddle uses a depressurized or low-compression tennis ball — slightly softer than a standard tennis ball to suit the smaller court and solid racket face. The lower bounce keeps rallies fast and tactical. We stock paddle balls at Titus Sports — contact us on WhatsApp to check current availability.
Yes. Visit our store at Tonk Road, Jaipur and our staff will walk you through the different racket options, explain the differences between models, and help you make an informed decision. We believe in helping customers buy the right product — not just the most expensive one.
Currently we stock LOK and Adidas paddle rackets. As the sport grows in Jaipur, we are continuously expanding our paddle range to include balls, bags, overgrips, and protective gear. Contact us on WhatsApp at +91-7014406935 for the latest stock update or visit us in store.