Wilson Endure V1 Padel Racket (2026)

Padelful describes a control-first racket with a soft, comfortable feel built for defensive precision and quick handling. It lists quickness in defence, a generous sweet spot and a controlled bandeja and víbora as strengths.

The trade-off is limited smash power, flat drives that lack threat and a net game that lacks punch. If you want to finish points with the racket rather than construct them, look elsewhere.

Padelshop gives 355 to 370 g, Tennisshopen 360 to 365 g and Tennis Warehouse 365 g with a 10 g tolerance. Balance is called low by Padelshop and Tennisshopen, 255 mm by Tennis Warehouse and even by mypadellife. Most sellers list a Control foam core, while Padelshop says EVA, and one European retailer calls the face UD carbon where others say carbon and glass.

Round and control-first are the only points everybody agrees on. Our catalogue tags it round with a low balance and an intermediate level, and the 255 mm figure is the number to trust.

The Endure Pro V1 swaps in a 3K carbon face and a firmer, medium-hard feel, which Padelful rewards with more power and control and less rebound. The Endure LS V1 is the lightest at 355 g. For something softer still at entry level, the Optix V2 Lite is Wilson's round starter.

Players who want easy power, attackers who finish at the net and complete beginners who would be better on a lighter, cheaper racket from our beginner padel rackets. Our control padel rackets and intermediate padel rackets pages list other round options.

Add fresh padel balls, a good overgrip from our padel grips range, proper padel shoes and a racket protector. Our guide to choosing a padel racket covers weight and balance, and the full padel racket range has the rest.