Vibora Titan Junior Classic Padel Racket (2025)

The listing calls it a racket for kids who want to attack and defend while they learn, with a teardrop-diamond head, a medium balance and a soft feel. The face is fibreglass, the core is a Multieva described as EVA PRO multidensity for shock absorption, and the frame mixes carbon and fibreglass.

What it does not give is a weight, an age range or a grip size. For a junior racket those are the three numbers a parent wants, so we have left them out rather than guess.

Retailers sell a blue 2026 Titan Junior Classic as well. One Spanish seller gives 310 to 330 g and calls it a hybrid with a soft EVA core, which differs from the teardrop on the 2025 page. They may be different rackets, or the labels may simply vary, and we cannot tell which from the listings.

If the weight matters, wait for the figure on the box. Our kids padel rackets page lists junior weights from other brands for comparison.

The Babolat Alioth is round with a low balance, the Head Speed Junior is a soft teardrop, the Black Crown Piton Junior is another option at the lower end, and the round Volt 500 Junior is a similar soft fibreglass choice.

A young player who already has strong technique may want something stiffer, and a beginner who tires quickly may want to know the weight first. If you are not sure, our guide to choosing a padel racket covers weight and balance, and the best padel rackets for beginners page covers newer players of any age.

Add padel balls, an overgrip from our padel grips range, a racket protector and a pair of padel shoes. The wider padel racket range sits behind them.