Key Takeaways
- Bullpadel showcased its ten-racket 2027 Pro Line collection during the Premier Padel event in Madrid.
- The range features dedicated models developed with professional stars including Paquito Navarro, Martín Di Nenno, Gemma Triay, and Federico Chingotto.
- The collection includes the Flow Legend, designed in sand and gold tones as a tribute racket marking the farewell of Alejandra Salazar’s professional career.
New designs and advanced technologies revealed for the 2027 season
Although the 2026 Premier Padel season is still underway, Bullpadel has set its sights on the upcoming competitive campaign. Taking advantage of the Premier Padel Madrid event, the Spanish brand introduced its new 2027 Pro Line collection. The launch features ten distinct models designed to meet the rigorous demands of professional competition, created in collaboration with the brand’s elite roster of athletes.
The range blends technical continuity with structural evolution across the brand’s established families. The lineup spans from extreme attacking options to control-focused frames, revamping established lines like the Vertex, Hack, Elite, Pearl, Wonder, and Flow.
The complete Bullpadel 2027 racket collection
| Model | Player Collaboration | Key Focus |
|---|---|---|
| Hack 05 | Paquito Navarro | Maneuverability, aerodynamics, and offense |
| XPLO 02 | Martín 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 González | Accessible power and vibration reduction |
| Wonder | Claudia Fernández | Control, agility, and quick reactions |
| Flow Legend | Alejandra Salazar | Lightweight performance and career tribute |
Navarro, di Nenno, and Triay headline new evolutions
The Hack 05 marks an evolution for Paquito Navarro’s signature series, moving to a more agile, aerodynamic frame. Departing from traditional designs, it features a white finish accented with black and red, accompanied by a redesigned hole distribution to aid maneuverability for technical players looking to build points and strike with speed.
Martín Di Nenno collaborates on the XPLO 02, the most aggressive model in the 2027 range. Built for players possessing consolidated technique who want to maximize ball speed on attacking shots, the racket utilizes a contrasting split aesthetic featuring a dark finish on one face and turquoise accents on the other.
Gemma Triay’s Elite 02 focuses on a versatile hybrid format designed to reduce physical effort while dictating match tempo. Its refined architecture balances control and speed, framed in a clean aesthetic of light surfaces and black detailing.
Vertex lineage and Chingotto’s control model
The fifth generation of the Vertex family arrives in multiple iterations. The standard Vertex 05 features an upgraded Curv:aKtiv system alongside a reinforced heart to enhance stability and energy return across defense, transition, and attack. Pablo Cardona serves as the inspiration for the Vertex 05 Geo, an attacking variant with an expanded hitting surface, head-heavy balance, and an eye-catching yellow-to-orange gradient. Meanwhile, Delfina Brea’s Vertex 05 W brings the Curv:aKtiv improvements into a lighter, coral-toned package designed for fast exchanges.
Federico Chingotto’s Neuron 02 Edge introduces the PrismLock system created by Bullpadel Lab. The prismatic geometry running through the frame limits impact distortion and distributes stress evenly during high-intensity rallies, complementing its geometric head shape to maintain pinpoint precision.
Tailored models for González, Fernández, and Salazar
Bea González’s Pearl incorporates accessible power features, utilizing the triangular Pearl Core, an Air React Channel aerodynamic design, MultiEVA foam, and a hybrid Fibrix surface alongside a Vibradrive anti-vibration system and Custom Weight adjustability. Visually, one face draws inspiration from Málaga with motifs of the sun, waves, and palm trees.
Claudia Fernández’s Wonder targets quick reactions and precision, providing a lightweight, firm profile styled in black with blue and pink detailing. Completing the collection is the Flow Legend, serving as a tribute to Alejandra Salazar in what is presented as the final racket of her professional career. Finished in sand and gold tones, its graphic layout incorporates the tournament titles Salazar claimed throughout her time on tour.
