Padball court
Padball combines the padel court layout with football and is played with the feet. As the ball stays in play by rebounding off walls and cage, surface bounce and friction are specified differently from padel. Cage, surface and lighting are planned and installed together.
Technical specifications
- Bounce and friction chosen for foot play
- 10 x 6 m court with walls up to 2.5 m high
- Non-slip surface, reduced injury risk
- Indoor and outdoor use
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Frequently asked questions
What is padball (padbol)?
Padball, known internationally as padbol, combines elements of football, tennis, volleyball and squash and is played in pairs under rules similar to padel. It originated in Argentina in 2008.
What are the dimensions of a padball court?
A padball court is 10 metres long and 6 metres wide, enclosed by walls up to 2.5 metres high. It is smaller than a padel court (20 x 10 m), so it also fits into tighter spaces.
Where can a padball court be built?
Indoors or outdoors. Court surface, walls, cage and lighting are planned together; the layout is defined during the site survey.
