If your racket breaks and you cannot replace it immediately, you should not have to stop playing padel.
FLO created this service to give players a practical and transparent repair option whenever a racket can be responsibly restored.
Repair assessment guide
Select an area of the racket to understand its typical repairability. Every racket is individually assessed before repair.
Tap a numbered point to view the repair assessment.
Selected damage area
Localized cracks around the frame can generally be sanded, reinforced with carbon and heat-treated.
This guide provides a general indication only. Final repairability is confirmed after our technicians inspect clear photographs or the racket itself.
Real damage examples
Explore common forms of padel-racket damage and see how repairability changes depending on the affected area.
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Was this racket repaired?
Every racket must be assessed individually. Previous repairs do not guarantee that another racket with similar-looking damage can be repaired.
Featured repair
Was this racket repaired?
Every racket must be assessed individually. Previous repairs do not guarantee that another racket with similar-looking damage can be repaired.
Featured repair
Was this racket repaired?
Every racket must be assessed individually. Previous repairs do not guarantee that another racket with similar-looking damage can be repaired.
Featured repair
Was this racket repaired?
Every racket must be assessed individually. Previous repairs do not guarantee that another racket with similar-looking damage can be repaired.
Featured repair
Was this racket repaired?
Every racket must be assessed individually. Previous repairs do not guarantee that another racket with similar-looking damage can be repaired.
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Structural repair completed with a clean black or white finish.
Includes:
FROM PKR 2,000/-
Complete structural repair followed by recreation of the original design as closely as practically possible.
Includes:
FROM PKR 4,000
Repair transformations
Move the slider to compare the racket before and after repair.
The damaged frame was reinforced and refinished while maintaining a clean, playable result.
The damaged frame was reinforced and refinished while maintaining a clean, playable result.
The damaged frame was reinforced and refinished while maintaining a clean, playable result.
Results vary depending on crack depth, foam damage and the condition of the surrounding structure.
Inside the workshop
Explore each stage of the repair process, from assessment through to final inspection and dispatch.
Initial inspection
We inspect the damage and surrounding structure before recommending a repair.
The racket is examined from multiple angles to assess the crack depth, location and any possible damage to the internal foam.
Surface preparation
The damaged area is sanded to expose a stable surface for reinforcement.
The racket is examined from multiple angles to assess the crack depth, location and any possible damage to the internal foam.
Carbon application
Carbon reinforcement is applied across the damaged area to rebuild structural strength.
The racket is examined from multiple angles to assess the crack depth, location and any possible damage to the internal foam.
Controlled curing
The repair is heat-treated to cure and bond the reinforcement correctly.
The racket is examined from multiple angles to assess the crack depth, location and any possible damage to the internal foam.
Surface finishing
The repaired area is reshaped and refined to create a clean surface.
The racket is examined from multiple angles to assess the crack depth, location and any possible damage to the internal foam.
Finish or decor
A black or white finish is applied, or the original design is recreated as closely as practical.
The racket is examined from multiple angles to assess the crack depth, location and any possible damage to the internal foam.
Final quality check
The completed racket is inspected, photographed, invoiced and prepared for return.
The racket is examined from multiple angles to assess the crack depth, location and any possible damage to the internal foam.
The exact repair process may vary depending on the location and severity of the damage.
Performance transparency
Not always.
Repair can restore structural usability, but the final playing characteristics depend on the extent and location of the original damage.
These indicators are conceptual explanations only and are not a scientific performance calculator.
Real repairs. Real outcomes.
Explore real examples of damaged rackets assessed and repaired by FLO.
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These case studies are examples only. Repairability, finish and performance outcomes depend on the damage found in each individual racket.
Photography guide
Good photographs help us provide a more accurate initial assessment before you ship the racket.
Photograph the complete front face of the racket.
Photography tip Keep the full racket visible and photograph it straight-on.
Photograph the complete back face of the racket.
Photography tip Use the same distance and angle as the front photograph.
Photograph the entire left side of the racket frame.
Photography tip Keep the frame edge in focus from the head to the neck.
Photograph the entire right side of the racket frame.
Photography tip Make sure cracks or raised areas are clearly visible.
Take a clear close-up photograph of the damaged area.
Photography tip Do not zoom so closely that we lose the surrounding context.
Record a short video moving slowly around the damaged area.
Photography tip Show the damage from several angles in good lighting.
Use good lighting, keep the racket fully visible and avoid blurry or heavily zoomed photographs.
Ready for an honest assessment?
Not every racket can be repaired.
But every racket deserves an honest assessment.
If we believe it can be safely restored, we'll tell you.
If we don't, we'll tell you that too.
Because earning your trust is more important than earning a repair.
No obligation. No hidden costs. Just an honest assessment.