Bullpadel 2027 Racket Range Explained
Bullpadel 2027 padel racket range
Bullpadel’s 2027 proline is out, and the story is less about new buzzwords and more about how the rackets actually play.
Vertex feels more refined and easier to live with than the 2026 generation. Hack has been reworked for a cleaner, faster swing. The women’s Vertex 05 W and Elite 02 look sharp and sit in a lighter, more manageable weight window.
Below is the Bullpadel 2027 racket range at NINEPADEL. No filler models. Hack is in the range and listed too, with availability moving as stock arrives.
What changed for 2027
A few things matter if you are upgrading from last year:
- Vertex line: same diamond DNA, but the swing and contact feel tidier. More playable day to day without turning soft.
- Women’s window: Vertex 05 W and Elite 02 at 350-360g. Lighter than the men’s proline, easier to move, still proper advanced padel rackets.
If you just want the new Bullpadel, start with how you play: finish points, place and accelerate, or want a lighter attacking/hybrid setup.
Bullpadel Hack 05 2027
The Hack 05 is still the attacking diamond. Head-heavy, firm on contact, built to put balls away.
What is new is the swing. It comes through cleaner and faster than older Hacks, so you spend less energy fighting the head when you want pace on volleys, viboras and overheads. Miss the middle and it still tells you about it. That has not changed.
Best for: technical intermediate to advanced players who take the net early and want a powerful padel racket that finishes points.
Skip if: you want a soft, forgiving all-rounder.
Bullpadel Vertex 05 2027
Juan Tello’s Vertex 05 is the diamond Vertex for 2027. Head-heavy, rough Top Spin face, 365-375g.
Compared with 2026, it feels more refined and easier to play. Still an attacking advanced padel racket, but the response is cleaner when you build points and then step in. Firm enough to punch through the ball without feeling like a board.
Best for: intermediates and advanced players who want Vertex power with a more playable day-to-day feel.
Skip if: you need a light, soft hybrid.
Bullpadel Vertex 05 Geo 2027
The Vertex 05 Geo is Pablo Cardona’s take: geometric outline, slightly higher balance, same 365-375g band.
It plays like a Vertex that wants to attack, with a bit more structure through the face than a classic diamond. Directional, firm, happier when you hit through the ball than when you poke it.
Best for: players who like geometric power rackets and already generate their own speed.
Skip if: you want maximum forgiveness off-centre.
Bullpadel Xplo 2027
Martin Di Nenno’s Xplo is a stiff geometric power racket. Head-biased, 365-375g, built to put the ball away.
It is not soft and it is not easy. Clean contact gets rewarded with real pace. Messy contact does not. If you play offensive and like a geo shape that stays solid when you swing hard, this is the lane.
Best for: advanced attackers who want a stiff geometric power racket.
Skip if: you want something lighter or more forgiving.
Bullpadel Neuron 2027
The Neuron is the hard hybrid. Firm, dry response. Built for precision and bite rather than trampoline comfort.
You place, you accelerate, you keep the ball on a string. It suits players who already hit through the ball and want control with a solid face, not a soft club racket.
Best for: advanced players who want a hard hybrid with precision.
Skip if: you prefer a soft Multieva comfort feel.
Bullpadel Neuron 02 Edge 2027
Fede Chingotto’s Neuron 02 Edge is the hard geometric option. Firmer again than the hybrid Neuron. High balance, unforgiving if your timing is off.
When you middle it, the ball leaves with a solid, controlled crack. This is not a beginner upgrade and it is not a comfort buy. It is an advanced padel racket for clean strikers who want an offensive geo shape without going full diamond bash.
Best for: advanced players with good technique who want a hard geometric attacking racket.
Skip if: you want soft feel or a large, easy sweet spot.
Bullpadel Vertex 05 W 2027
Delfi Brea’s Vertex 05 W is the women’s Vertex: diamond shape, 350-360g, more manageable than the men’s 365-375g Vertex.
It still leans attacking, but the lighter window makes it easier to whip and reset in defence. Looks excellent on court, and it is one of the easiest proper Vertex recommendations if you want power without the heavy men’s proline swing weight.
Best for: intermediate to advanced players who want a lighter diamond Vertex.
Skip if: you want a stiff, heavy men’s Vertex feel.
Bullpadel Elite 02 2027
Gemma Triay’s Elite 02 is the women’s hybrid. Same 350-360g band as the Vertex 05 W, but a more versatile all-court shape.
If Vertex 05 W is the attacking diamond in the women’s window, Elite 02 is the one you can play every phase with. Easier to live with over long sessions, still sharp enough for advanced players who do not want a pure power brick.
Best for: intermediate to advanced players who want a lighter versatile hybrid.
Skip if: you specifically want a diamond power racket (look at Vertex 05 W).
Quick pick
- You want cleaner swinging diamond power: Hack 05
- Refined Vertex attack: Vertex 05
- Geometric Vertex attack: Vertex 05 Geo
- Stiff geo power: Xplo
- Hard hybrid precision: Neuron
- Hard geo precision / attack: Neuron 02 Edge
- Lighter diamond Vertex: Vertex 05 W
- Lighter all-court hybrid: Elite 02
Shop the Bullpadel 2027 range
All of the models above are listed on NINEPADEL. Hack 05 is in the range and listed too, with availability changing as stock comes and goes through the year. The rest are on the site now.
If you are stuck between two, message us with your level and how you play. We will point you at the right advanced padel racket rather than guessing from a colourway.