Collaboration between HEAD and the Aragonese Federation of Padel (FAP) continues. The two partners have formalized the renewal of their agreement, confirming that the HEAD Padel PRO+ It will remain the official ball for all competitions organized by the federation in Aragon. This decision illustrates the shared desire to offer players top-quality equipment and to continue the development of padel in the region.
The HEAD Padel PRO+ at the heart of Aragonese competitions
Already used during official tournaments of the Aragonese Federation Padel, the HEAD Padel PRO+ will retain its status as the exclusive ball throughout the regional schedule.
Designed to offer a balance between control, precision and durability This ball features a new core that retains its pressure longer, combined with a felt specifically developed for padel. The goal: to guarantee a consistent bounce and reliable feel throughout matches, from amateur competitions to high-level events.
A partnership that goes beyond the official ball
The renewed agreement is not limited to the supply of competition balls.
HEAD will also continue to support the Aragonese selections by providing them with official equipment, including bags, backpacks and various accessories for players and coaches.
Clubs affiliated with the FAP will also benefit from specific advantages, including:
- an easier supply of bales;
- preferential conditions on equipment intended for tournaments;
- enhanced support during official competitions;
- prizes and promotional offers provided by the brand.
A system that aims to support the entire Aragonese padel ecosystem.
HEAD confirms its commitment to regional padel
For Albert Inac González , Promotion Manager RacquetSports and Junior Sales RacquetSports of HEAD Spain, this extension is in line with the brand's strategy:
“Renewing our partnership with the Aragonese Federation is a natural step in our commitment to the development of padel in the region.” HEAD Padel PRO+ was designed to deliver maximum performance, and we are proud that it continues to support Aragonese players on all pitches.
The same satisfaction was expressed by Miguel Ángel Herranz , president of the Aragonese Federation of Padel :
“Our priority is to guarantee the best possible playing conditions for our members. Being able to rely on HEAD as our official ball is a true mark of quality and professionalism. We are delighted to continue this collaboration with a brand that perfectly understands the needs of our federation.”
A must-have brand in the padel market
Present in the world of padel since the early 2000s, HEAD Today, it is among the major players in the sport. The brand equips several of the best players on the professional circuit, including Arturo Coello , Paula Josemaría , Andrea Ustero , Fran Guerrero , Carmen Goenaga or, Inigo Jofre .
With this renewal in Aragon, HEAD confirms its commitment to strengthening its presence with regional federations and contributing to the development of padel, both at the level of competition and daily practice.
































































































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