Le Miami P1 It not only marks a change of scenery with its move indoors. It also symbolizes a major evolution in professional padel: the arrival of a new surface , the PGR by Bela , which is shaking up the standards previously dominated by the famous Mondo.
A small revolution in a sport where every detail counts.
An alternative to Mondo that changes the rules
For several seasons, the Mondo Supercourt has established itself as the benchmark on the circuit. But in Miami, for the first time in a P1 category tournament, it is a different carpet that is being showcased.
Developed by Realturf in collaboration with Padel Galis et Fernando Belasteguín PGR by Bela is part of a new approach:
to offer a high-performance surface for professionals, but also suitable for amateur play.
Unlike Mondo, which is often considered very specific and demanding, PGR aims for a more accessible balance enter :
- game speed
- comfort of movement
- joint safety
A concrete technical innovation: fewer joints, greater stability
One of the major strengths of this new carpet lies in its design.
- a single joint in the center of the field instead of two on the sides
- so fewer sensitive areas
- and especially less risk of wear and tear or defects over time
A technical detail, but one that has a direct impact on the play quality and track durability .
A surface designed for the modern player
The PGR project was born from a simple observation: padel is evolving, and its surfaces must follow.
With the direct involvement of Fernando Belasteguín Every detail has been carefully considered to meet the demands of the highest level:
- The best slip
- smoother movement
- optimized ball speed
- reduction of physical constraints
The objective is clear:
a better game, less traumatic for the body
As Bela himself points out, the desired sensation is immediate:
un comfort from the very first steps , with a natural and controlled glide.
Scientific validation and global approach
The PGR is not based solely on sensations. It was tested in collaboration with the Institute of Biomechanics of Valencia (IBV) .
These tests allowed us to analyze:
- Player movements in real-world conditions
- the absorption of impacts
- friction and stability
- the behavior of the ball
Result: one validated surface at a time objectively (mechanical tests) et subjectively (player feedback) .

A product designed for the development of padel
Another key point: the PGR is part of a global vision of the market.
Today, padel continues to develop its structure. Clubs are looking for:
- surfaces sustainable
- reliable over time
- and offering a premium experience
The PGR responds to this request with:
- a better sand retention
- a more homogeneous surface
- and an optimized installation system ( Padel Easy reducing costs and installation time
Miami, showcase of a new era
The choice of this carpet on the Miami P1 is not trivial.
This is a strong signal:
the professional circuit is opening up to new technologies
and the standardization of surfaces is evolving
With tournaments like Miami, but also Cancun, Malaga or Valencia, the PGR by Bela is gradually establishing itself as a a credible and modern alternative .

A fundamental trend in padel
Beyond the product, this evolution reflects a broader transformation.
Padel is entering a phase of maturity where:
- Performance no longer depends solely on the players
- but also the game environment
And in this equation, Carpeting becomes a strategic element .
A carpet that is already winning over the market
The initial feedback is very positive.
Clubs and players alike appreciate:
- the comforts
- the fluidity of the game
- and the overall feeling on the track
In a market where many solutions of varying quality are emerging, the PGR stands out as a product reliable, tested and validated .

























































































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Comfort? A 10mm carpet.
Fast, okay, easier to install maybe too, yes… But comfort???
And especially now, brands like Realturf or other brands that nobody wanted, which were denigrated because they weren't "Mondo"...
They will suddenly be top-notch because they are "associated with Belasteguin".
For a long time Realturf, Actsports (turfgrass) and other brands have been making mats equivalent to or even superior to Mondo, and more economical… but did not sponsor the Wpt or Premier Padel or did not pay VIPs to represent these mats (in order to keep a more economical price… Precisely.