Bullpadel Elite W MX 25
Specification and verdict.
Mapped across the face.
Every measurement is taken on a 5 × 7 grid over the hitting surface and read outward from the sweet spot. Switch layer to see how the frame behaves in each dimension.
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Where to strike, how long to swing and which side of the court it belongs on — read off the stat block and the specification, not the marketing sheet.
The compromise shape: power above centre, still usable below it.
The best contact is just above the centre; the lower half still returns the ball but with less bite.
Balance 258 mm is neutral — neither the smash nor the volley is favoured. At 350 g it is light: easy on the arm and quick, so add pace with the swing rather than the racket.
Padel handles come in one size; thickness is set with overgrips. Each overgrip adds roughly 1 mm and 5 g in the hand, which pulls the balance a touch lower — useful if the head feels slow. Keep the grip thin if you rely on wrist work at the net.
Works on either side — it neither forces you forward nor pins you back. Fibrix face.
No hard reasons to skip it — the frame does not punish a particular game.
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From the maker.
Its aesthetic, in intense turquoise, evokes freshness and energy, while the graphic elements symbolize the life, strength, and identity of a country that proudly celebrates its roots.
The design incorporates a striking skull adorned with colorful flowers, inspired by the Day of the Dead, one of the most representative Mexican festivities. This combination of elements makes the Elite MX a unique racket, full of meaning and personality.
The glossy finish and decorative embossed patterns provide a sense of depth and elegance, reinforcing its premium character.
As distinguishing marks of this limited edition, the racket includes the commemorative inscription “VIVA MÉXICO” and the signature of Gemma Triay on the lower right, symbols of national pride and passion for padel.
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