• Close up studio shot of the SKRATCH ECHO padel racket with a matte black carbon face and mist grey pearlescent frame.
  • Close up studio shot of the SKRATCH ECHO padel racket from a slight angle. Showing matte black carbon face and mist grey pearlescent frame.
  • Close up studio shot of the SKRATCH ECHO padel racket showing the mist grey pearlescent bridge detail and ECHO model name.
  • Close up of the SKRATCH ECHO padel racket with a matte black carbon face.The SKRATCH logo runs vertically down the face.
  • The SKRATCH ECHO padel racket with a matte black carbon face and mist grey pearlescent frame, resting on a green padel court with white boundary lines. The handle is black with a black wrist strap featuring the SKRATCH logo.
  • Two SKRATCH padel rackets placed on a green padel court near the net, the ECHO model has a matte black face and mist grey pearlescent frame, the EDGE model has a matte black face and charcoal grey pearlescent frame. SKRATCH branding is subtle on both faces.
  • Two SKRATCH padel rackets hanging from a padel court fence, the ECHO model has a matte black face and mist grey pearlescent frame, the EDGE model has a matte black face and charcoal grey pearlescent frame. SKRATCH branding is subtle on both faces.
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SKRATCH PADEL

ECHO

ECHO

For players who want a racket that's forgiving and easy to control. 

  • Round shape: a larger, centred sweet spot
  • Soft EVA core: cushioned, forgiving feel on every hit
  • Low balance: feels lighter in hand and easy to swing

Pro-spec materials, sold direct. No retail markup.
In stock
Dispatched within 1–2 working days
14-day returns | Free UK shipping
3K Carbon
Low Balance
Neutral Spin
EVA Soft

Technical Specifications

Feature Technical Specification Player Benefit
Shape Round Maximum Comfort
Frame Carbon Fibre Provides stability
Face 3K Carbon Fibre Responsive and Flexible
Surface Smooth True Hit
Core Soft Black EVA Maximum Control
Weight 360±10g Easier on the elbow
Balance Low Feels Lighter. Easier Control

FAQ

What level of player is the ECHO racket for?

The ECHO is designed for beginner to intermediate players who want a forgiving, comfortable racket that helps control mis-hits.

What level of player is the EDGE racket for?

The EDGE is built for intermediate to advanced players who want more power and spin potential from an all-round hybrid shape.

What makes the SKRATCH rackets different from other padel rackets at this price?

SKRATCH uses the same premium carbon fibre and calibrated EVA foam, sold direct without the retail markup.

What's the difference between the ECHO and the EDGE?

ECHO is round-shaped with a soft EVA core, low balance, and a 3K carbon face — built for control, comfort and forgiveness on off-centre hits. 

EDGE is hybrid-shaped with a firmer medium EVA core, even balance, and a 12K carbon face with a 3D Hex-Spin texture — built for power, spin and bite.

What does the 3D Hex-Spin texture do?

The textured 12K carbon face grips the ball on contact, generating extra spin for kick-smashes and low volleys.

Why are SKRATCH rackets cheaper than the big brands?

Because we sell direct. Big brands have costs for sponsorship, marketing, and distributor and retailer margin. We use premium carbon and calibrated EVA cores, and sell direct to you.

What is the EVA Core rating?

Soft, Medium, Firm, and levels inbetween — in a padel racket describes the EVA foam core — the layer between the two carbon faces that determines how the ball feels off the racket.

A softer core (ECHO) deforms more on impact, holding the ball a fraction longer. That gives you more control and absorbs more shock.

A firmer core (EDGE) gives less and returns more of your swing to the ball, so you get more power and more feedback.

What does the K number mean on the carbon face?

K refers to the number of filaments in each strand of the carbon weave. 3K (3000 filaments per strand) is softer and more forgiving. 12K (12000 filaments) is stiffer and more responsive, with less shock absorption. Neither is better — they suit different players.

What do the icons on the frame mean?

Every SKRATCH racket has its four key specs printed on the rim: carbon rating, balance point, face texture and core density. No spec sheet required, and nothing hidden.

What weight are SKRATCH rackets?

360g ±10g across the range. That's the standard competitive weight band.

Do you ship outside the UK?

Yes.

How long does delivery take?

All rackets will be dispatched within 2 full business days.

What's your returns policy?

14 days from delivery, provided the racket is unused and in its original packaging.

Do you offer demo rackets?

We're building a network of UK clubs where you can try ECHO and EDGE before buying. If you run a club or coach and would like demo pairs for your members, get in touch via our contacts page.

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