BULLPADEL NITRO POWER 2027

Technologies

Pros

• ✓Fibreglass Polyglass face paired with the SoftEva core delivers real pop off the strings: half-power bandejas and viboras come back deep without you having to muscle the shot. The diamond shape raises the hitting zone and helps you accelerate through flat smashes and remates por 3 whenever the ball sits up nice and high. A surprisingly forgiving sweet spot for a diamond: slightly off-centre volleys and wall exits still come back with decent depth. Soft, comfortable feel through long matches thanks to the SoftEva core, while the 38mm frame with CarbonTube keeps things stable when you swing hard.

Cons

• ✗That lively ball exit bites you on defence: lobs from the back of the court fly long if you don't shorten your swing in time. At net it asks for more anticipation than a round-shaped racket; in fast volley exchanges and reflex battles the racket arrives at the ball just a touch late. With a soft core, the finishing shot lacks the crisp bite of a stiffer racket, so advanced players will miss some definition on the smash.

Bullpadel Nitro Power 2027: diamond shape, fibreglass Polyglass face, SoftEva core, 38mm frame and a 360-370 g weight range. It's the attacking version of this year's Nitro line, built for intermediate players who are starting to look for the point-ending shot without giving up a racket that's friendly in the hand.

What makes this racket interesting is a well-balanced contradiction: attacking geometry paired with comfort-focused materials. This isn't a diamond for seasoned smashers — it's a first step into more attacking padel.

Bullpadel Nitro Power 2027 specs

Polyglass and SoftEva: why this diamond practically hits itself

The fibreglass used in the Polyglass face is more flexible than the rigid laminates found in top-tier rackets. On court, that means the ball sinks into the surface for a split second and flies back off with minimal arm effort.

The SoftEva core builds on that. A soft EVA absorbs part of the impact and sends the ball back with ease, something you'll notice most on medium-pace shots, when you haven't fully loaded your swing.

The result is a genuinely generous ball exit — the racket's standout trait. For players who can't yet generate pace through technique alone, this is power handed to you on a plate.

The 38mm frame with CarbonTube provides the backbone: it holds the diamond shape together and stops the racket feeling overly soft when you really lean into a shot. The Grip Zone rounds out the package at the handle, where a lot of comfort in long matches gets decided.

How does the Bullpadel Nitro Power 2027 perform on smash and bandeja?

The smash is where the diamond shape earns its keep. The sweet spot sits higher up the racket face, helping you generate racket-head speed on flat smashes and remates por 3 whenever the ball comes in high and comfortable.

That said, the power on tap is good, not elite. With a soft core, the finishing shot doesn't carry the dry, crisp punch of a stiffer racket — you'll put the ball away por 3 on a clean connection, but not on every smash.

The bandeja and vibora are a real pleasure with this face. The easy ball exit lets you play them at half pace without forcing anything, and the wide sweet spot forgives slightly off-centre contact — unusually generous for a diamond shape.

Defence, wall exits and net play: what it asks in return

Control is solid, not standout. When you're defending from the back of the court, the ball comes off so freely that you need to shorten your swing to keep lobs from sailing long.

Something similar happens on wall exits: the comfortable rebound makes it easy to get the ball back, but directing it precisely takes more work than with a round-shaped racket. It's the logical trade-off of the shape.

At net, manoeuvrability is decent for a diamond. Fast volleys and reflex exchanges ask for a touch more anticipation, since the hitting zone sits further from your hand.

Nitro Power vs Nitro Control 2027: same build, two shapes

The Bullpadel Nitro Control 2027 shares its construction with this racket and only changes the shape. That single difference shapes everything else:

If you play the backhand side and are tasked with finishing points, the Power is the better fit. If you play the forehand side, build the point and prioritise placement, its round sibling will give you more margin.

What level of player suits the Bullpadel Nitro Power 2027?

The Bullpadel Nitro Power 2027 is built for intermediate players who already have a handle on baseline rallies and are ready to start attacking. Its combination of diamond shape, Polyglass face and SoftEva core delivers accessible power and strong ball exit without the technical demands of a hard-cored diamond.

It's not a racket for absolute beginners: the diamond shape combined with such a lively ball exit can feel unpredictable if your swing isn't settled yet. It also won't fully satisfy advanced players chasing a crisp, dry punch on every smash.

Verdict: a grounded, transitional diamond

What it delivers:

1. Very easy ball exit thanks to Polyglass and SoftEva.
2. A wide, forgiving sweet spot for a diamond racket.
3. Soft, comfortable feel through long matches.
4. Remate por 3 within reach whenever the ball sits up high.

What it asks for:

1. Swing control on defence to avoid overhitting lobs.
2. More anticipation at net than a round racket demands.
3. Accepting a finishing shot that's less crisp than a stiffer racket's.

This padel racket is a solid pick for backhand-side players growing into a more attacking game. If you're still torn between attacking and building points, try the Bullpadel Nitro Control 2027 first.