Bullpadel Hack 04 (2026)
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8.2out of 10Our score
Best for advanced net attackers who want maximum smash power and accept a stiff, demanding feel.
Power9.7
Control8.5
Maneuverability
Best for advanced net attackers who want maximum smash power and accept a stiff, demanding feel.
This racket is for advanced attacking players who live at the net and want to end points with overheads. The FW is the green edition of Juan Lebron's Viper 3.0, so it plays like the standard model: a diamond head, high balance, 3K carbon face and hard EVA core. Power is the headline, and the price is a stiff feel with little forgiveness.
Among the most explosive in the catalog. Smashes, viboras and fast volleys leave the face with real pace, and the ball stays low and heavy when you accelerate through it.
Better than the power-first reputation suggests. Blocks and drives hit at a decent tempo feel stable and direct, though it rewards a player who brings their own swing speed.
Decent rather than quick. At about 370 g with the weight pushed toward the top, it asks for good footwork and early preparation when you defend or move fast in exchanges.
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Suggest a correctionSmall and high on the face, so late or rushed contact is punished. Mishits lose pace quickly, which makes it a poor fit for developing technique.
Stiff and dry at impact, the least friendly part of the racket. Players with sensitive arms will be happier with a softer, rounder shape.
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