Arturo Coello: who he is and which racket he uses in 2026

Arturo Coello is a Spanish padel player, born in 2002 in Mojados (Valladolid), who plays on the right side (drive). With Agustín Tapia he has been world number 1 since May 2023. He uses the Head Coello Pro 2026, a hard, powerful diamond.

Who is Arturo Coello

• Born: in 2002 in Mojados (Valladolid); 1.90 m tall.
• Side: right (drive).
• Main partners: Fernando Belasteguín from September 2021 to the end of 2022, Agustín Tapia since January 2023.
• World number 1: since May 2023 with Tapia, the youngest ever at 21; year-end number 1 in 2023, 2024 and 2025.
• Major titles: 2025 Premier Padel Finals with Tapia, many Majors (including Paris in 2023, 2024 and 2025) and the 2021 World Championship with Spain.

Source: Wikipedia.

Coello in 2026

In 2026 Coello and Tapia won nine tournaments: Riyadh P1, Cancún P2, Italy Major, Valencia P1, Valladolid P2, Bordeaux P2, Málaga P1, London P1 and Paris Major. They lead the season's pairs ranking (21,051 points in Wikipedia's latest update, from August).

Sources: Wikipedia – Premier Padel 2026, Chingoland. Rankings and titles change week by week.

Which racket does Coello use

Coello is a Head player and plays matches with the Head Coello Pro 2026: both Padel Ibérico and Chingoland confirm it. It is a 370 g diamond with a high balance (272 mm), a Power Foam core and a hybrid carbon face, with a hard feel. Padelful gives it 8.6/10, with power at 9.9 and ball output at 7.4, and describes it as Coello's tournament diamond, 5 g lighter than the previous generation, rewarding players who already have good timing. For young players there is the Head Coello Junior 2026, teardrop-shaped and 310 g. The 2027 version is not in our database yet.

Sources on the model used: Padel Ibérico, Chingoland.

Specs from the PadelMetrix spec pages; sources: padelbrowser.com, padelmarket.com, padelful.com, padelproshop.com. n/a = not stated by the sources.

Is Coello's racket right for you?

• The Coello Pro if you are an advanced player, attack a lot and have good timing: it is hard, head-heavy and extremely powerful.
• The Coello Junior for a young player who wants their idol's racket in a light, teardrop version.
• None of his tournament rackets if you are a beginner or have elbow problems: look at rackets for beginners or those for tennis elbow.

The rackets of the other pros are in the guide which rackets the pros use.

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