HEAD Pro S Plus Bipack (Padel Pro S+, 2 × 3 Balls)

A pressurised tube holds its pressure until you open it, so the second tube in a bipack sits in your bag as good as new until you need it. That suits most weekly players: open one for this week's game, keep one for next week, and re-order when you're down to the last. It's also handy for a match where you'd like a fresh tube for the deciding set.

If you play more than twice a week, or you're stocking a club, the Pro S+ dozen is the more practical pack. If you play now and then, a single Pro S+ tube avoids balls going soft in the cupboard.

The Pro S+ replaced HEAD's Padel Pro S in 2024. The Pro S was created for the World Padel Tour for players who wanted more speed, and HEAD's Padel Pro and Pro S were the tour's balls for eleven seasons. HEAD describes the S+ as firmer with a higher bounce for a faster game, with a core built to keep its pressure longer, a padel-specific felt and a recyclable tube, and it was HEAD's event ball at the Gijón P2 in 2026.

The firmer build is the reason it suits British courts. HEAD points the S+ at cold, sea-level conditions, which covers a good half of the British outdoor season. For warmer indoor courts, the thinner-walled Pro+ dozen plays slower and gives more control.

If your league names a match ball, use that one. If you play mostly indoors in a warm hall, the Pro+ is the better match for the conditions. And for coaching baskets, the HEAD Padel Team case is the volume option. Once a tube is open, a HEAD X4 pressuriser keeps the balls lively between sessions.

A firm, fast ball rewards a racket that stays stable on contact. HEAD's Speed Motion is a quick all-rounder and the Coello Team 2026 is a forgiving diamond for players starting to attack. Every ball we sell is on padel balls, and pressurisers are on padel ball pressurisers.