Pro Padel League names Padeltek as official racket partner

The Pro Padel League named Padeltek its Official Racket partner, putting the company’s Nevo line at the center of the league’s equipment strategy. For a circuit that describes itself as North America’s premier professional padel league, the deal adds another layer to the commercial structure around a sport still building its identity across the United States, Canada and Mexico.

The partnership matters because racket deals in padel are not just logo placements. They shape what players use, what fans see on court and how a league presents itself as a consistent professional product. With Padeltek attached to the PPL, the league gains a more visible equipment partner while Padeltek gets a platform tied directly to the competition environment and to the growing audience around the tour.

That ecosystem has been taking shape in stages. The PPL said it has 10 teams across the United States, Canada and Mexico, and its 2026 calendar lists stops in New York, Los Angeles, Playa del Carmen, Guadalajara and Miami. The season opener is set for July 9-12 at New York’s Hammerstein Ballroom, a marquee setting that gives the league a showcase event as it continues to expand its footprint.

Padeltek’s place in that structure follows a familiar pattern for the league. In March 2024, the PPL announced adidas courts as the official court of the league. In May 2024, it named Realturf the official playing surface. On Feb. 10, 2026, the PPL launched PPL II, a player-development initiative built to identify, support and elevate North America-based talent. The new racket partnership extends that branded framework from the court and the surface to the gear itself.

The commercial push is also visible on the business side. On June 4, 2026, the PPL announced Fever as its Official Ticketing Partner and said the arrangement would support the New York opener at Hammerstein Ballroom. Padeltek now joins that broader buildout as the league tries to turn participation growth into a more durable professional market, one where equipment, ticketing, venues and player development all sit under the same banner.