HEAD strengthens its collaboration with the Navarre Padel Federation

• January 12, 2026

HEAD PADEL and the Federación Navarra de Pádel (FNP) have renewed their collaboration agreement, under which the brand will continue to serve as the federation’s official ball and racket, as well as a supplier of textile equipment for the organisation’s leading coaches. This renewal consolidates a strategic partnership aimed at boosting the growth of padel in Navarre and improving the quality of its competitions and sports development programmes.

Under this agreement, HEAD equipment will be present across all official competitions, championships, territorial events, promotional activities and training initiatives promoted by the Navarre Padel Federation. The use of high-performance technical equipment will ensure optimal playing conditions and a consistent, professional image at all federation events. With regard to the official ball, the HEAD PRO + will be used, a model featuring a new, more durable core and an exclusive felt designed to deliver superior durability.

Through this collaboration, HEAD PADEL reinforces its role as a leading technical partner within padel in Navarre, providing not only products but also expertise, innovation and support for sports development, from grassroots levels to high-level competition.

The President of the Navarre Padel Federation, Pedro García Vicente, highlighted the importance of this renewal, noting that the continuity of the agreement with HEAD contributes to further professionalising competitions and offering better conditions for both players and organisers.

From HEAD PADEL, the company has emphasised the key role played by regional federations in the structured and sustainable growth of padel, as well as the importance of continuing to support players, clubs and coaches with top-level equipment.

With this updated agreement, HEAD PADEL and the Navarre Padel Federation reaffirm their joint commitment to the development of padel in the region, focusing on promoting local talent, continuously improving competitions and strengthening the federated sports ecosystem.