Bullpadel 2027 Pro Line: Everything To Know About the New Racket Collection

Every year, padel players eagerly await the next evolution of their favourite racket brands. And if you're a Bullpadel fan, 2027 is shaping up to be one of the most exciting releases yet.

The Bullpadel 2027 Pro Line has arrived, bringing a complete refresh across the brand's most iconic racket families. Whether you play with raw power, tactical precision, or a bit of both, there is something in this collection designed specifically for your game.

But with so many models, technologies and player signatures to choose from, it can be difficult to know exactly what has changed and which racket suits you best.

So what is new in the Bullpadel 2027 Pro Line, and how do you choose the right one?

Let's take a closer look.

The Pro Line Returns — Bigger and Better Than Ever

Bullpadel's 2027 Pro Line is the brand's most ambitious update yet, covering 18 rackets across nine distinct player families.

The collection includes the latest generations of:

• Hack — Paquito Navarro's aggressive attacking line
• Vertex — Juan Tello's versatile all-court range
• Neuron — Fede Chingotto's precision-focused series
• XPLO — Martín Di Nenno's power-driven model
• Pearl — Bea González's signature line
• Flow — Alejandra Salazar's light, fast option
• Elite — Gemma Triay's balanced performer
• Wonder — Claudia Fernández's precision model

With prices ranging from around €249.99 to €349.99, the Pro Line covers everything from premium flagship rackets to more accessible CMF comfort models.

New Technologies Power the 2027 Range

Bullpadel has placed a strong focus on improving aerodynamics, stability and racket response for 2027.

Key technologies used across the range include:

Air Power

A redesigned frame geometry that improves airflow through the swing, helping players generate faster racket-head speed with less effort.

ExoAir

External structural reinforcements that improve stability and reduce twisting on off-centre hits, giving players more confidence when shots do not land perfectly in the sweet spot.

Hack Core & Flow Core

Structural reinforcements built around the heart of specific rackets, improving torsional stability and energy transfer into the ball.

PrismLock

A frame-locking system designed to limit twisting on impact. This feature appears on precision-focused models like the Neuron, helping players place shots with greater accuracy.

3D Grain

A textured surface treatment that increases interaction between the racket face and the ball, generating more spin on sliced and topspin shots.

CustomWeight

An adjustable balance system that allows players to fine-tune how their racket feels by adding or removing small weights at specific points on the frame.

Wave System

Vibration-dampening technology built into selected models, improving comfort on hard impacts and reducing arm fatigue during long matches.

Tricarbon 18K

High-density carbon fibre used on the most powerful attacking rackets, delivering explosive response on smashes and volleys.

MultiEVA

Bullpadel's signature core material, offering a blend of comfort and power that adapts to different swing speeds.

Each technology is distributed differently across the range, meaning no two rackets in the Pro Line feel exactly the same.

Hack — The Attacking Reference

Paquito Navarro's signature Hack range remains one of the most aggressive lines in padel.

The Hack 05 27 is built around a diamond-shaped frame with a head-heavy balance of 365–375 g. New for 2027, Bullpadel has added ExoAir and the Hack Core to improve airflow and acceleration, while Air Power helps players generate even more racket-head speed.

For players who want the Hack DNA with a more forgiving shape, the Hack 05 Hybrid 27 uses a teardrop mould that softens the balance slightly without sacrificing too much attacking edge.

There is also a Hack 05 CMF 27 at €259.99, offering a more comfortable, arm-friendly version of the same concept.

Vertex — Versatile Power

Juan Tello's Vertex range continues to be one of the most popular choices for players who want power without completely sacrificing control.

The Vertex 05 27 keeps its diamond shape and 365–375 g weight, combined with 3D Grain for spin generation and updated stability features that improve consistency on defence.

New for 2027 is the Vertex 05 GEO 27, while players seeking a slightly easier balance can look at the Vertex 05 Hybrid 27.

The women's Vertex 05 W 27, developed with Delfi Brea, drops the weight range to 350–360 g and costs €294.99, making it a strong option for players who want Vertex performance in a lighter package.

XPLO — Maximum Power

If raw, uncompromising power is your priority, the XPLO 27 is the standout of the 2027 Pro Line.

Developed with Martín Di Nenno, this racket uses a geometric mould with a balance around 27 cm and a weight of 365–375 g. The high balance and stiff response make it one of the most explosive rackets in the collection.

At €329,99, the XPLO 27 sits just below the top-tier Hack and Vertex models in price, while the XPLO CMF 27 at €249.99 offers the same power DNA in a more comfortable, accessible package.

Neuron — Precision and Control

Fede Chingotto's Neuron range is designed around control, stability and tactical placement.

The Neuron 27 uses a teardrop shape, 365–375 g weight and a balance close to 26 cm. PrismLock technology reduces frame twisting, helping players who prefer to build points methodically rather than relying on brute force.

For those who want a slightly more aggressive edge, the Neuron 02 Edge 27 sharpens the response while keeping the same precision-focused philosophy.

The Neuron 02 CMF 27 at €259.99 provides a softer, more comfortable entry point into the Neuron family.

Women's Models — Lighter, Faster, Just as Capable

Bullpadel has paid close attention to women's-specific designs in the 2027 range.

The Elite 02 27, developed with Gemma Triay, weighs 345–360 g and uses a hybrid shape with a balance around 25.5 cm. At €294.99, it is one of the most balanced options in the entire collection.

Alejandra Salazar's Flow 27 is built for speed, with a diamond shape, 350–360 g weight and a Flow Core that improves manoeuvrability. Also at €294.99, it is ideal for players who value quick reactions and fast hands.

Bea González's Pearl 27 (355–365 g) and Claudia Fernández's Wonder 27 (350–360 g) round out the women's offering, giving players a wide range of shapes, balances and playing characteristics to choose from.

Should You Upgrade to a 2027 Pro Line Racket?

For players already using recent Bullpadel models from 2025 or 2026, the decision to upgrade depends on what you are looking for.

If your current racket still feels good and matches your game, there may be no urgent need to switch. However, if you feel limited by your current setup, the 2027 Pro Line offers meaningful improvements:

• Better aerodynamics — Air Power and redesigned frames help generate faster swings with less effort.
• Improved stability — ExoAir and PrismLock reduce twisting on off-centre hits.
• More spin potential — 3D Grain textured surfaces increase ball bite.
• Greater customisation — CustomWeight systems let you fine-tune balance to your preference.

For players using older Bullpadel models from 2024 or earlier, the jump to 2027 is likely to feel substantial.

Choosing the Right Bullpadel 2027 Racket for Your Game

With so many options available, the easiest way to narrow your choice is to start with your playing style rather than the professional player attached to each model.

If You Want One Racket That Does Almost Everything

The Vertex 05 27 or Vertex 05 Hybrid 27 offer the best blend of power, control and versatility. They suit a wide range of playing styles and adapt well to both indoor and outdoor conditions.

If You Play Aggressively and Attack Early

The Hack 05 27 is designed for players who want to dominate with smashes, volleys and fast-paced rallies. If you finish points at the net, this is the obvious choice.

If You Prefer Control and Tactics

The Neuron 27 rewards patience, placement and defensive solidity. It is ideal for players who build points gradually and value accuracy over raw power.

If You Want Maximum Power

The XPLO 27 is the most explosive racket in the 2027 range. If your game revolves around overpowering opponents, this is the model to consider.

If You Want a Lighter, Faster Option

The Flow 27, Elite 02 27 and Wonder 27 all offer reduced weight ranges while maintaining Pro Line performance standards.

Final Thoughts

The Bullpadel 2027 Pro Line represents one of the most comprehensive updates the brand has ever delivered. With 18 rackets across nine player families, new technologies like Air Power and PrismLock, and options ranging from all-out power to refined control, there is genuinely something for every type of player.

Whether you are a competitive club player looking for every advantage or an enthusiastic beginner ready to invest in your first serious racket, the 2027 Pro Line is worth serious consideration.

Understanding your own playing style and what you need most from a racket — power, control, comfort or spin — is the key to making the right choice.

Every model in the collection carries the same professional standards that have made Bullpadel one of the most trusted names in padel. The only question left is which one suits your game.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the Bullpadel 2027 Pro Line worth upgrading to?

For players using models from 2024 or earlier, the 2027 Pro Line offers meaningful improvements in aerodynamics, stability and spin potential. If your current racket still performs well, the upgrade is less urgent.

What is the most powerful Bullpadel 2027 racket?

The XPLO 27 and Hack 05 27 are the two most offensively focused rackets in the range, both designed for aggressive players who want explosive power.

Can I use the same racket for indoor and outdoor padel?

Yes. All Pro Line rackets perform in both environments. Players who regularly switch between indoor and outdoor courts may prefer versatile models like the Vertex 05 27 or balanced options like the Neuron 27.

What does CMF mean on Bullpadel rackets?

CMF stands for Comfort. CMF models use softer materials and more forgiving cores to reduce arm strain, making them ideal for recreational players or those recovering from injury.

Which Bullpadel 2027 racket is best for intermediate players?

The Vertex 05 CMF 27, Hack 05 CMF 27 and Neuron 02 CMF 27 all offer professional-level design with added comfort and accessibility, making them excellent stepping stones into the Pro Line.