BULLPADEL ELITE W 02 2027 GEMMA TRIAY

Technologies

Pros

• ✓The Fibrix-Multieva combo gives you a really forgiving ball exit on defensive shots: your lob comes out deep, and dead-ball wall exits don't demand extra follow-through. At 350-360g with a medium balance, the Total Channel and Air React Channel work together so your vibora and bandeja set up fast without wearing out your shoulder over a long match. The face's pronounced 3D texture really bites into the ball on vibora and kick serves, giving you more noticeable spin than smooth-faced rackets in the same category. Vibradrive and the fiberglass in the Fibrix face soak up vibrations, so if you've got sensitive elbows this is a competition racket you can actually play with day in, day out. CustomWeight lets you add weight in the handle if you want more heft on your smash, without giving up the light factory feel.

Cons

• ✗The power here comes from racket speed, not mass: on a smash by 3 or a flat kill shot, if you don't complete the swing, the ball won't come down with the same authority as a heavier, more head-heavy padel racket. On shots that land well off-center on the 537 cm² hitting surface, blocking against big hitters loses a bit of directional control. The medium-firm touch of the Fibrix face calls for solid technique — beginners will struggle to unlock that ball exit advantage since the shot arrives without enough acceleration behind it.

Bullpadel Elite W 02 2027 Gemma Triay: the lightweight teardrop from the world No. 1

Bullpadel Elite W 02 2027 Gemma Triay: 350-360g, teardrop shape, medium balance, Fibrix face and Multieva core on a 38mm frame. With this racket, the world No. 1 on the Premier Padel ranking kicks off a new generation of her Elite line: less effort on every swing, the same rock-solid stability.

Who is the Bullpadel Elite W 02 2027 actually for?

It's built for competition-level players after a light, well-balanced padel racket that can shift from defence to point construction to attack without changing gears. This isn't a pure power stick or a strict control racket — it's genuinely all-court, with a slight lean toward control and maneuverability.

Fibrix + Multieva: why the touch feels medium, not harsh

The Fibrix face blends flexible fiberglass with carbon. The fiberglass gives you that controlled flex that keeps the ball on the racket face a split second longer; the carbon face brings back the stiffness so the shot never feels mushy. The result is a medium-firm touch: real feedback on contact without the harshness of pure carbon.

Underneath sits the Multieva core, built with stacked densities. The outer layer is the one that gives on soft shots — hence the clean ball exit on defence — while the inner layer holds firm when you're leaning into shots at the net. That's what gives this model a genuine balance between control and power.

The 38mm frame keeps the structure solid on off-center hits, and the Vibradrive system filters out the vibrations the fiberglass is already damping on its own.

Total Channel, Air React Channel and CustomWeight: what the frame brings to the table

Total Channel and Air React Channel are the channels running through the frame. In practice, they cut air resistance as you swing, and combined with a 350-360g weight and medium balance, that's what explains this Bullpadel's standout maneuverability. Vibora shots come out quick, and on reflex volleys the racket gets where you need it.

CustomWeight lets you tweak weight and balance from the handle. If you're missing some heft on your smash, you can load it up without losing that light factory feel.

Elite Core², the tech behind this Elite generation's name, rounds out the natural ball connection: the sweet spot is generous for a teardrop shape and forgives mid-face contact across the 537 cm² hitting surface.

How the Elite W 02 performs shot by shot

Smash and flat kill shot. The power is there, but it's acceleration-driven, not mass-driven. At 350-360g, a smash by 3 demands good positioning and a full swing; if you're after sinking balls on pure inertia alone, you'll find less punch than heavier, more head-heavy rackets.

Bandeja and vibora. This is where it shines. The light weight and medium balance let you repeat bandejas without loading up your shoulder, and the face's pronounced 3D texture grips the ball on vibora and kick shots, putting spin on it that's clearly felt off the second wall.

Defence and wall exits. The Multieva and Fibrix combo delivers a forgiving ball exit on slower shots: your defensive lob comes out deep without forcing it, and dead-ball wall exits don't require excessive follow-through.

Volley and blocking. Control is excellent and the racket handles short volleys well. When blocking big hitters, the 38mm frame adds stability, though shots landing well off-center do show a slight loss of direction.

What's changed from previous Elite line generations?

This Elite W 02 marks a new chapter: lighter, smoother and more intuitive than earlier versions, which demanded more from the player. The design aims to cut down effort during play without sacrificing stability — a more accessible racket within the competition tier, one that prioritizes control over raw power.

Who it works for — and who it doesn't

• **Great fit** for backhand-side players who build the point, handle the lob well and look to force the opponent's error rather than go for the outright winner.
• **Great fit** paired with a power racket on the drive side — the Elite W 02 defends and sets up, the other partner finishes.
• **Not a fit** for flat-smash hitters who need mass behind the ball.
• **Not a fit** for beginners — the medium-firm face demands solid technique to really unlock that ball exit.

Bullpadel Elite W 02 2027 tech specs

Verdict on the Bullpadel Elite W 02 Gemma Triay

A 350-360g teardrop racket with Fibrix, Multieva, a 38mm frame and top-tier maneuverability — the Bullpadel Elite W 02 2027 Gemma Triay is a competition racket for players who want to play positional padel and truly feel the ball. Its limit is clear and honest: power depends on your technique, not the racket. If that fits your game, this is a teardrop that delivers exactly what it promises.