The  Set teams Padel shone a few weeks ago  with the organization of a  Very high level FIP Silver , the club is preparing to host a new major event: a  P1000 , an unmissable event in the national calendar. In line with its previous success, the club intends to offer players and the public  playing conditions worthy of the biggest competitions. 

Conditions praised by the cream of world padel

The FIP Silver in Narbonne had made an impression, notably thanks to the  exceptional quality of infrastructure . The winners of the tournament,  Juanlu Esbri and José Antonio Diestro , 27th and 28th in the world, did not fail to highlight this significant aspect in the successful holding of an event:

  •  Air-conditioning  ideal for ensuring player comfort during the game,
  •  Runway exits and optimal height  for a spectacular game,
  • Un  modern clubhouse  and friendly,
  • A  high-end changing room area , appreciated by all participants.

These assets place the Set Padel among the leading French clubs, capable of competing with international standards.

Double the prize money for the occasion

Further proof of his ambition and commitment to the players, the  Silk Sets Padel from Narbonne  decided to  double the usual prize money . Fixed at  1000 €  for a P1000, the endowment will this time reach  2000 € , a rare initiative at this level of competition. Enough to attract even more motivated pairs and offer an intensity of play that lives up to the highest expectations.

Registration open until tomorrow

Registration for the  P1000 of the Set Padel Narbonne  are already open and will close  Friday, August 29 at 23:59 p.m. To register, players have two options:

Le  Silk Sets Padel from Narbonne  confirms, once again, its status as a stronghold of French padel. After having conquered the  players and spectators at the FIP Silver,  The club offers a new opportunity to experience a national event. The P1000 promises to be an essential stop for anyone who wants to  progress, perform or even prepare for the next major events. 

Teo Vieau

He discovered padel in 2016 in Nantes and quickly became attached to the game, even climbing to 474th place in France. Commentator on Padel Mag TV, he covers the various tournaments on the French circuit as well as international tournaments organized in France!