Padel Accessories
Quick Answer
This padel accessories collection holds 18 items: overgrips from Wilson, HEAD and Babolat, racket covers from NOX, Bullpadel and Babolat, frame protectors, pressurised balls, a wrist strap, a silicone grip sleeve and a pickleball paddle bag. Prices run from $6.99 to $64.99, and three or more items save 15% automatically.
- Best for: keeping any racket protected, gripped and match-ready, whichever brand it is.
- Brands: Wilson, HEAD, Babolat, NOX, Bullpadel and Padelnox.
- Price at Padelnox: $6.99 to $64.99; 3 or more accessories save 15%, no code needed.
Key Takeaways
- Match the cover to the racket brand if you like. NOX, Bullpadel and Babolat covers suit their own frames, and the plain padded cover fits any padel racket.
- Buy grips by the dozen. The Wilson Pro 12-pack works out at about $2.08 a grip, against roughly $5.66 in a 3-pack.
- Protectors are the smallest spend with the biggest payoff. From $6.99, they save the top of the frame from the glass.
- The 15% saving is automatic. Any three accessories in one order qualify, including three cans of balls.
- Some kit is already free. Rackets over $150 ship with an overgrip 3-pack and frame protector, so do not double up.
Quick Links
- What is in the padel accessories collection
- A season maintaining a club's loaner rackets
- Padel grip and overgrip options
- Accessories comparison table
- How to shop this collection
- Where to Buy
- FAQ
What Is in the Padel Accessories Collection
I am Tomás Reyes, a padel coach, and I choose and use the kit I write about; you can read my background on my profile. Here is how the 18 items above break down.
Covers and sleeves. Five options. The NOX cover ($29.99) and the Babolat Padel Racket Cover ($29.99) are the standard branded covers. The Bullpadel Padel Racket Cover is the premium option at $37.99. For a slim layer inside a bag, the Bullpadel Protective Racket Sleeve ($8.99) is the lowest-cost cover in the range, and a plain padded black cover sits at $19.99.
Frame protectors. Three self-adhesive strips: the Black and Blue protector ($6.99), a clear version in frosted or transparent ($7.99) and a serrated version that follows the frame curve ($7.99). The clear and serrated strips measure 40 by 3.8 cm.
Overgrips. Six packs: Wilson Pro in 3, 12 and 60, HEAD in 3, and Babolat in 3 and 12.
Balls. The pressurised Padel Balls, Can of 3 ($17.99).
Grip and wrist. A Babolat padel wrist strap ($19.99) and the Silicone Non-Slip Racket Grip Sleeve ($12.99).
Pickleball. The Pickleball Paddle Bag in Black ($19.99), a light bag with a mesh pocket for paddles and balls. It pairs with anything from our pickleball paddles.
If you want the reasoning behind each item and a full starter-kit plan, my best padel accessories guide covers it. This page is the shopping view.
A Season Maintaining a Club's Loaner Rackets
At one of the clubs where I coach, I look after the loaner rackets that beginners borrow for their first sessions. There are ten of them, mixed brands, and they get more abuse than any racket a member owns. Last season I kept a maintenance log, and it taught me more about padel equipment than any product sheet.
Month one. I fitted a frame protector to every racket that did not have one. Four of the ten already had chips along the top. Beginners scoop balls off the floor near the glass constantly, and a loaner racket takes that contact dozens of times a week. After fitting the strips, new chips stopped appearing. The protectors themselves wore through on two rackets by month four and got replaced. That is exactly what they are for.
Month two. Grips. Loaner handles get sweaty from ten different hands, and the old overgrips were grey and slick. I moved to a weekly change using a 12-pack of Wilson Pro, which works out at about $2 a grip. Beginners gripped more loosely and their first-session forearm complaints dropped noticeably.
Month three. Covers. The rackets had lived in an open crate. I bought plain covers for all of them. Face scratches from racket-on-racket contact stopped, and the rackets stayed cooler in the storage room during summer.
Months four to six. Wrist straps. Three of the ten had frayed cords. One snapped during a lesson, and the racket slid across the court into the glass. I replaced all three. Straps are the item nobody inspects until they fail.
My takeaway for private owners: protector on day one, a new grip weekly if you play often, a cover always, and a strap check every few months. It is the same routine I use on my own frames from NOX, Bullpadel and Babolat.
Padel Grip and Overgrip Options in the Collection
People search for "padel grip", "padel overgrip Wilson" and "HEAD padel overgrip" and land here, so here is the short version.
A padel overgrip is the same product as a tennis overgrip. What differs is the handle, which is shorter and slimmer on padel rackets, so players use overgrips to build thickness. We stock the Wilson Pro Overgrip, which many players know as the tacky standard, the HEAD Overgrip 3 Pack ($16.99), which felt a little drier in my hand, and Babolat overgrips in 3 and 12 packs. The bulk options are the Wilson Pro Overgrip 12 Pack ($24.99) and the 60-pack tub ($64.99).
A word on the silicone sleeve, because it is the item people ask me about most at the club. It is not a replacement for an overgrip in normal conditions. It shines on outdoor courts in summer, when sweat and sunscreen turn any tape slick within a set. I keep one in my bag from June to September and take it off when the evenings cool down. Players with dry hands usually find it too grippy, and that is fine: it is a problem-solver, not an upgrade for everyone.
If you are putting together padel equipment for the first time, the order I suggest is simple: racket, protector, cover, grips, balls. Everything else can wait until you know how often you play.
For wrapping technique, grip size and how often to change, read my padel overgrip guide.
Padel Accessories Comparison Table
Accessories have no weight or balance specs in our listings, so this table sticks to what the product titles and descriptions state.
| Item | Brand | Fits | Pack or size | Price at Padelnox |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Protective Racket Sleeve | Bullpadel | Padel rackets | 1 sleeve | $8.99 |
| Padel Racket Cover | Babolat | Padel rackets | 1 cover | $29.99 |
| Edge Protector, Black and Blue | Padelnox | Padel racket frame top | 1 strip | $6.99 |
| Pro Overgrip | Wilson | Any racket handle | 12 grips | $24.99 |
| Overgrip | HEAD | Any racket handle | 3 grips | $16.99 |
| Padel Balls | Padelnox | Padel | Can of 3 | $17.99 |
How to Shop This Padel Accessories Collection
- Check what your racket already includes. Rackets over $150 ship with a free overgrip 3-pack and frame protector. Some rackets also include a cover on their listing. Buy only what is missing.
- Start with protection. A frame protector and a cover come first. They are what keep a racket looking and playing new.
- Choose a grip pack size. A 3-pack to test a brand, a 12-pack once you know your favorite, the tub for households or coaches.
- Add balls. A can per match. Three cans alone qualify for the 15% saving.
- Check your wrist strap. If the cord is frayed, add a new one to the same order.
- Add three or more items for 15% off. The discount applies automatically at checkout, and our discount code page explains how.
- Round up to $99 for free shipping. Pair accessories with a racket from our padel rackets under $150 and the order usually clears the free tracked shipping line.
Where to Buy Padel Accessories
Padelnox is a US-based online store selling genuine brand stock, never replicas. We have 221 frames and bags in stock alongside this accessories range. Every order is inspected before dispatch and shipped tracked, worldwide. Orders are processed in 1 to 3 business days, with delivery 7 to 14 business days from dispatch.
Shipping is free and tracked on orders over $99, and $9.95 flat under that. Unused items in original packaging can be returned within 30 days, and damaged or incorrect items are replaced or refunded if reported with a photo within 7 days. The full terms are on our shipping and returns page. For brand-specific racket advice, my NOX padel guide and Bullpadel guide pair well with the covers here, and my padel balls guide covers the can. Questions go to helppadelnox@outlook.com.
Frequently Asked Questions
How does the 3-for-15% accessories offer work?
Put three or more items from the accessories collection in one order and 15% comes off those items automatically at checkout. There is no code to enter. Any mix counts: three cans of balls, a cover plus a protector plus an overgrip pack, or a grip sleeve with two packs of grips. It stacks with free tracked shipping on orders over $99. There is no separate public coupon code beyond these standing offers.
Will a NOX or Babolat cover fit a racket from another brand?
Padel rackets share a similar size and shape, so a branded padel cover generally fits other brands' frames. Most players simply prefer the logo to match their racket. If you want a neutral option, the padded black racket cover at $19.99 fits any standard padel racket, and the slim Bullpadel sleeve at $8.99 is a lightweight layer for inside a bag. Oversized beginner frames are worth checking against the cover before you buy.
Which overgrip should I buy for padel?
Any quality tennis overgrip works on a padel racket. The Wilson Pro Overgrip is the most familiar tacky choice, the HEAD overgrip feels a little drier in my hand, and Babolat overgrips sit in between. Try a 3-pack first, then move to a 12-pack of your favorite, which brings the cost per grip down to about $2 to $2.50. Change it every 6 to 10 hours of play for the best feel.