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Every Bullpadel racket in our database, measured on 8 parameters and matched to three playing profiles. No brand deals. No sponsored picks.
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One editorial pick per playing profile, from the full review data.
Martín Di Nenno’s attack weapon: diamond shape, head-heavy balance, built to end rallies from the left side. The most aggressive Bullpadel of 2026.
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Juan Tello’s all-court frame: attacking diamond geometry with a controlled, progressive output. The safest pick across the whole range.
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Fede Chingotto’s control line: teardrop shape, low balance, placement-first feel. Built for right-side players who win by construction.
Read the full review →Each racket is placed by our measured profile scores: further right = more attacking, higher up = more defensive. Color marks the dominant profile. Filter by shape or profile, hover a racket for the numbers, click through for the full review.
Specs as measured in our reviews. Click a model for the full analysis.
| Model | Year | Shape | Weight | Balance | Stiffness | Level | Profile | Deal |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Xplo 2026 Xplo — Martín Di Nenno | 2026 | Diamond | 370 g | medium | 80/100 | Advanced | Attacker | View deal ↗ |
| Xplo CMF 2026 Xplo — Martín Di Nenno | 2026 | Diamond | 365 g | medium | 65/100 | Advanced | Attacker | View deal ↗ |
| Hack 04 2026 Hack — Paquito Navarro | 2026 | Diamond | 370 g | medium | 70/100 | Advanced | Attacker | View deal ↗ |
| Vertex 05 2026 Vertex — Juan Tello | 2026 | Diamond | 370 g | low | 70/100 | Advanced | Attacker | View deal ↗ |
| Vertex 05 Geo 2026 Vertex — Juan Tello | 2026 | Diamond | 370 g | medium | 70/100 | Advanced | Attacker | View deal ↗ |
| Vertex 05 W 2026 Vertex — Juan Tello | 2026 | Diamond | 355 g | low | 60/100 | Beginner | Hybrid | View deal ↗ |
| Neuron 02 2026 Neuron — Fede Chingotto | 2026 | Drop | 370 g | medium | 70/100 | Advanced | Hybrid | View deal ↗ |
| Neuron 02 Edge 2026 Neuron — Fede Chingotto | 2026 | Diamond | 370 g | medium | 70/100 | Advanced | Attacker | View deal ↗ |
| Ionic Power 2026 Ionic | 2026 | Diamond | 368 g | high | 50/100 | Intermediate | Attacker | View deal ↗ |
| Ionic Control 2026 Ionic | 2026 | Round | 370 g | low | 40/100 | Intermediate | Defender | View deal ↗ |
| Ionic Light 2026 Ionic | 2026 | Drop | 355 g | medium | 45/100 | Intermediate | Defender | View deal ↗ |
| Pearl 2026 Pearl / Flow / Wonder | 2026 | Diamond | 360 g | medium | 45/100 | Advanced | Attacker | View deal ↗ |
| Flow Legend 2026 Pearl / Flow / Wonder | 2026 | Diamond | 355 g | medium | 45/100 | Advanced | Attacker | View deal ↗ |
| Wonder 2026 Pearl / Flow / Wonder | 2026 | Drop | 355 g | medium | 40/100 | Intermediate | Defender | View deal ↗ |
Bullpadel names follow a simple grammar once you know it. The core name identifies the player line: Xplo is Martín Di Nenno, Hack is Paquito Navarro, Vertex is Juan Tello, Neuron is Fede Chingotto, Pearl is Bea González and Flow is Alejandra Salazar. The version number — Hack 04, Vertex 05, Neuron 02 — marks the generation: higher numbers are newer frames.
The suffixes set the character: Geo adds stability and a firmer impact for power hitters, Edge shifts a control frame toward attack, CMF (Custom Foam) uses a more reactive core for livelier output, W and Light cut weight for faster swings, and Legend is the heritage edition of the Flow line. In the mid-range Ionic family, the suffix is the spec itself: Power, Control or Light. Read the name left to right and you know the racket before the specs table.
Di Nenno’s signature attack line, new for 2026. The standard Xplo is the reference weapon; the CMF version uses a more reactive foam core for a livelier ball output.
Paquito Navarro’s historic attack frame. The Hack 04 keeps the raw, head-heavy identity: maximum leverage for players who finish every loose ball.
Tello’s flagship line. The Vertex 05 is the balanced reference; Geo adds extra stability for power hitters; W drops the weight for faster hands.
Chingotto’s control-first platform. The Neuron 02 is the placement master; the Edge version adds a diamond geometry for defenders who want more punch at the net.
The mid-range trilogy: Power, Control and Light versions cover every style at an intermediate-friendly spec and price. Pro feel, forgiving behavior.
The women’s and control line. Pearl (Bea González) is the attack-spec flagship, Flow Legend (Alejandra Salazar) the iconic teardrop, Wonder the most accessible drop-shape control frame.
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Bullpadel builds around a simple editorial principle: every series has a job, and every racket within it has a specific player. The 2026 lineup reviewed on this page spans 14 models across four distinct series — and the data confirms that the internal logic holds across all of them.
The Vertex series is the offensive anchor. The Vertex 05 and Vertex 05 Geo are diamond-shape attackers built for advanced players who dictate from the back — Power scores above 8.6 on both, with the Geo pushing further into specialist territory. The Vertex 05 W brings the same architecture into a lighter, more agile format designed for women who want offensive capability without the physical cost of a full-weight diamond. The Xplo and Xplo CMF sit at the extreme end of the attack spectrum: the standard Xplo is one of the highest-power rackets in the current generation, while the CMF version trades a fraction of that ceiling for meaningful comfort gains — the right choice for players who train four or more times per week.
The Neuron series handles the precision side of the catalog. The Neuron 02 is a drop-shape hybrid whose Control score of 8.8 is the highest across all 14 reviewed models — built for players who shape points through placement rather than pace. The Neuron 02 Edge steps it up with a diamond shape, harder carbon, and a tighter profile gap for attackers who want precision and structural rigidity in the same tool. The Hack 04 completes the attack side with a stiffness rating that puts it firmly in advanced-only territory.
The Ionic and women’s lines round out the range. The Ionic Control, Ionic Power, and Ionic Light each address a different position on the comfort-power spectrum for intermediate players, while the Pearl and Wonder are designed specifically for women — the Pearl for left-side attackers who need power without arm fatigue, the Wonder for defenders who win through precision and patience. Fourteen rackets, four series, one consistent logic: find your player type, then find your racket.
