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Padel

Padel involves rapid changes of direction and repetitive strokes that can lead to conditions such as tennis elbow, shoulder problems and knee pain. The right protection and support can contribute to relief, stability and increased safety. Here you will find our recommended protection and support adapted for padel, selected by our licensed physiotherapist.

Padel protection and support are often used for overload, pain and instability, but do not replace medical assessment for persistent or severe pain.

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Protection & support for padel – stability, agility and security in every stroke

Here you will find support and protection that makes padel playing safer, more stable and gentler on the body. Our products help you reduce strain during quick changes of direction, powerful strokes and intensive footwork – regardless of whether you are a beginner or play several times a week.

Padel is a fast and explosive sport with sharp stops, low playing position and rotations that put strain on the feet, ankles, knees, wrists and elbows. Common injuries include ankle sprains, knee pain and tennis elbow (padel elbow). Wrist problems are also common with many topped shots or hard volleys.

At Rehaboteket, you find ankle supports, knee braces, elbow pads, and wrist supports that provide stability, relief and better control on the court. The right support helps you both prevent overload and recover faster after an injury – so you can play longer and safer.

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Our goal is to provide clear, practical and reliable information about health, exercise and orthopaedic aids. All our blog posts are based on proven knowledge and are reviewed by our licensed physiotherapist, Ida, to ensure that the advice is safe, up-to-date and relevant.

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