Elite W 2026
Our Verdict
The Bullpadel Elite W 2026 is a well-engineered all-round racket for advanced players who want control and consistency without sacrificing all attacking intent. The Multieva dual-density core is the standout feature — it genuinely adapts to the shot being played, which is rare at this profile and balance point. The Fibrix surface adds enough texture for effect without punishing technique, and the Air React Channel keeps swing speed accessible during fast exchanges. With Vibradrive damping and a comfortable 355g midpoint weight, this is a racket built to perform across a full competitive match rather than just on highlight-reel smashes — making it a compelling choice for advanced all-round players who want Gemma Triay's game style in their hands.
Elite W 2026
The Bullpadel Elite W 2026 is built for advanced players who want a genuinely balanced tool — precise and comfortable enough for extended defensive exchanges, with sufficient punch to finish points when the opportunity arrives. Co-developed with Gemma Triay, it is designed around all-round court coverage rather than raw power or extreme control.
- Shots feel clean and well-dampened across the hitting zone, with the Vibradrive system noticeably reducing the harsh feedback that fatigues arms during long matches.
- The dual-density Multieva core gives a distinctly layered response — softer on touch volleys and drops, yet firmer and more propulsive when you load up on a drive — a versatility that genuinely rewards players who vary their game.
- Ball placement feels dialled-in from mid-court, where the 3D rough Fibrix surface generates reliable effect without requiring exaggerated swing mechanics.
- Players who play an overtly aggressive, net-dominant style and rely on a high-balance head-heavy racket for smash leverage will find the medium balance underwhelming when trying to close out points with pace.
About This Racket
Fibrix face construction.
Foam core — the softest core material available. Excellent vibration absorption and a large effective sweet spot, making it the most forgiving option on off-centre hits. Particularly effective on touch shots and soft play — less suited to players who rely on hard, flat striking for power.
Hybrid shape with medium balance. The hybrid profile combines elements of teardrop and diamond — enough forgiveness for defensive exchanges, enough head mass to generate pace when pushing forward. Medium balance keeps it manageable in both directions.
Experienced players with developed technique who want flexibility across different match situations. Suited to competitive players who can adapt their game — equally comfortable defending from the back or finishing at the net.