bullpadel
Vertex 03 CTR
Shape
round
Weight
365g
Balance
medium
Price
$325
Best for: This racket suits players looking for a light weight racket that is versatile and doesn’t lose control at high speeds.
Contributing Scores
Power
Control
Sweet Spot
Maneuverability
Additional Metrics
Comfort
Spin
The Bullpadel Elite is number three ranked (at the time of publication June 2023) Gemma Triay’s signature racket. It is a comfortable, lightweight teardrop-shaped racket with a medium balance and a medium-soft touch, marketed toward female players.
Its surface is made out of Bullpadel’s Fibrix, which is a combination of carbon fiber and fiberglass. Its core is Bullpadel’s MultiEVA sandwich of hard and soft EVA to optimize control and power.
Bullpadel’s Air React channels, small gaps in the neck of the frame, designed to improve aerodynamics and increase maneuverability, are present.
Bullpadel’s Vibradrive, a silicon insert in the grip, absorbs vibrations.
Reviewers noted that despite having a relatively soft touch, making it comfortable to play with, it is notable for not losing control at high speeds. On the other hand, it requires the player to use their arm when they want to generate a lot of power.
Its medium-soft touch, low weight, and centered balance make it an easy and comfortable racket for a wide variety of players. It is very maneuverable and will give the player the feeling of arriving early to the ball.
Average score: 8.1 • Based on 4 expert reviews • Last updated: Aug 2025
Aug 11, 2025
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Power
8.0
Control
8.0
Sweet Spot
8.5
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