Key Takeaways
- At the Premier Padel tournament in Madrid, Bullpadel unveiled the ten rackets that make up its 2027 Pro Line.
- Professional players such as Paquito Navarro, Martin Di Nenno, Gemma Triay, and Federico Chingotto helped develop dedicated models for the range.
- Created to commemorate the end of Alejandra Salazar’s professional career, the collection’s Flow Legend comes in sand and gold colors.
Advanced technology and fresh designs unveiled ahead of 2027
Bullpadel used the Premier Padel Madrid event to present its Pro Line for 2027, even with the 2026 Premier Padel campaign still in progress. Developed alongside the Spanish brand’s leading athletes, the collection comprises ten different rackets built for the exacting standards of professional play.
Established Bullpadel families such as the Vertex, Hack, Elite, Pearl, Wonder, and Flow have been refreshed for the new lineup. Across those ranges, structural updates are paired with familiar technical concepts, offering everything from highly attack-oriented rackets to frames centered on control.
Bullpadel’s full 2027 racket lineup
| Model | Player Collaboration | Key Focus |
|---|---|---|
| Hack 05 | Paquito Navarro | Maneuverability, aerodynamics, and offense |
| XPLO 02 | Martin Di Nenno | Maximum offensive power |
| Elite 02 | Gemma Triay | Balance, versatility, and handling |
| Vertex 05 | Polivalent circuit profile | Stability and energy transfer |
| Vertex 05 Geo | Pablo Cardona | Aggressive geometry and attacking acceleration |
| Vertex 05 W | Delfina Brea | Lightweight handling and offensive stability |
| Neuron 02 Edge | Federico Chingotto | Control, stability, and precision |
| Pearl | Bea Gonzalez | Accessible power and vibration reduction |
| Wonder | Claudia Fernandez | Control, agility, and quick reactions |
| Flow Legend | Alejandra Salazar | Lightweight performance and career tribute |
Navarro, di Nenno, and Triay lead the latest model updates
A lighter-moving, more aerodynamic frame defines the latest version of Paquito Navarro’s signature line, the Hack 05. Its white base with black and red accents breaks from previous styling, while a revised hole layout improves handling for technical players who construct points before accelerating their shots.
The most attack-minded racket in Bullpadel’s 2027 lineup is the XPLO 02, developed with Martin Di Nenno. Aimed at players with well-established technique seeking greater ball speed when attacking, it uses a contrasting two-sided look: one face has a dark finish, while the other carries turquoise accents.
Built around a versatile hybrid concept, Gemma Triay’s Elite 02 aims to help players control the rhythm of a match with less physical exertion. The refined construction combines speed with control, while light-colored surfaces and black details create a clean appearance.
The Vertex range evolves as Chingotto receives a control-focused racket
Several versions form the fifth generation of the Vertex line. On the standard Vertex 05, a strengthened heart and an updated Curv:aKtiv system are intended to improve stability and energy return in defensive, transitional, and attacking situations. Inspired by Pablo Cardona, the attack-oriented Vertex 05 Geo combines a larger hitting area and head-heavy balance with a striking gradient from yellow to orange. Delfina Brea’s coral-colored Vertex 05 W, by contrast, packages the Curv:aKtiv upgrades in a lighter racket made for rapid exchanges.
Developed by Bullpadel Lab, the PrismLock system makes its debut in Federico Chingotto’s Neuron 02 Edge. Prismatic geometry throughout the frame reduces deformation on impact and spreads stress uniformly in demanding rallies, working with the geometric head shape to preserve precise accuracy.
Bespoke rackets created for Gonzalez, Fernandez, and Salazar
Accessible power is the focus of Bea Gonzalez’s Pearl, which combines a triangular Pearl Core with Air React Channel aerodynamics, MultiEVA foam, a hybrid Fibrix face, the Vibradrive anti-vibration system, and Custom Weight adjustment. Its visual design references Malaga on one face through sun, wave, and palm-tree motifs.
With a light, firm construction, Claudia Fernandez’s Wonder is geared toward precision and rapid reactions, finished in black with pink and blue accents. The lineup concludes with the Flow Legend, a sand-and-gold tribute to Alejandra Salazar that is presented as the final racket of her professional career. Its graphics feature the tournament titles she won during her years on tour.
