Buying · Updated 14 October 2026

All three Padel Tech models meet the same official dimensions and can be built indoor or outdoor. What differs is the structure: how much steel is visible, how open the sides feel, and what the court is built for. Here is how to choose between them.

The three models at a glance

All prices are per court, excl. VAT, freight and installation, and include 10 mm tempered glass, Real Turf, Standard 300 lux LED lighting and standard openings. See the full breakdown on the price page.

EVO: the entry point

EVO is the classic padel court structure: galvanised steel panels, tempered glass and the full official dimensions. It is the most affordable way into padel without compromising on the official rules. Most first-time club owners and smaller venues start here, then add courts or upgrade specs as demand grows.

Full Vision: built for sightlines

Full Vision uses a slimmer frame and more panoramic glass, so there is less steel breaking up the view, both for players inside the court and for spectators and passers-by outside it. Clubs that want their courts to look good from the street, or that rely on walk-in interest from people watching a match, often choose Full Vision for that reason. The extra openness comes at a modest premium over EVO.

Tournament: built for competition

Tournament is the reinforced option, designed for venues that host matches, leagues or tournaments, and for courts that see very high daily use. The structure is strengthened for durability under frequent, intensive play. If you plan to apply for competition certification or expect heavy rotation of players through the day, Tournament is the safer long-term choice.

What stays the same across all three

• Official padel dimensions: 20 x 10 metres of playing area
• Can be built indoor, outdoor or covered
• 10 mm tempered glass and Real Turf as standard, upgradeable on all models
• Standard 300 lux LED lighting, upgradeable to 500 or 700 lux
• Delivered and installed by Padel Tech’s own team

How to decide

Start from how the court will be used, not only the budget. A single social court for a hotel or padel bar rarely needs Tournament-grade reinforcement. A club planning leagues or competitions benefits from it from day one, since upgrading the structure later is far more disruptive than specifying it upfront. If visibility and first impressions matter most, for example a court visible from a street or a café, Full Vision’s open sightlines are usually worth the difference over EVO.

Mixing models on one site

Many venues with several courts mix models: for example EVO for the general courts and one Full Vision or Tournament court as the “show court” used for events and exhibitions. Each court is priced and specified separately, so you can combine models freely within one project.

Not sure which fits your site? Read about glass and turf options or use the configurator to see indicative pricing for your setup.

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between EVO and Full Vision?

EVO uses the classic panel structure. Full Vision uses a slimmer frame with more panoramic glass for better sightlines, at a modest premium over EVO.

Which model is best for tournaments?

Tournament, which has a reinforced structure built for competition use and high daily rotation of players.

Can I mix models on the same site?

Yes. Each court is priced and specified separately, so a project can combine EVO, Full Vision and Tournament courts.

Do all models meet official padel dimensions?

Yes, all three models are built to the official 20 x 10 metre playing area and can be used indoor or outdoor.