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Bullpadel Neuron

7.6

Based on 5 Expert Reviews

Best Suited For
Intermediate right-side control players
Pros
  • Dry touch
  • Maneuverable
  • Great control
Cons
  • Small sweet spot
  • Bad in flat smashes

Scorecard

Power
The amount of force imprinted on a ball from the racket
6.6
Control
The amount of precision in placement that a padel racket allows a player to exert on a ball.

8.0
Sweet spot
The zone of the racket face where the highest percent of force is applied to the ball.

6.0
Maneuverability
How easy a racket is to maneuver. Inversely correlated to racket weight and balance.

8.6
Soft
Touch refers to the hardness or softness of the racket.

Hard
Smooth
The application of a rough surface on a padel racket's face in order to assist the player in generating spin on their shots.

Rough

Specifications

Suggested Price

€270

Weight (g)
370
Shape
Hybrid
Surface
3K Carbon fiber
Core
Multi-EVA
Released
2024

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How Does the Bullpadel Neuron perform?

Federico Chingotto's new signature racket, the Bullpadel Neuron, is the "replacement" of the Vertex CTR. It has a medium balance and a medium touch.
Many reviewers struggled with its small sweet spot.
Reviewers also commented on its absorbing the ball upon impact, which some enjoyed, while others were annoyed by.
It is a racket for point constructers - players who excel in making their opponents run around the court by placing their shots with precision.
It is less of a defense oriented racket than was expected by several reviewers, especially when compared with Martin Di Nenno's Bullpadel Vertex 04 Comfort.
Its flat smashes leave something to be desired, but if you rely mostly on top spin smashes, you won't find yourself without weapons.

Our test of the Bullpadel Neuron

Expert Reviews of the Bullpadel Neuron

7.5
Padel Market

You don't feel the ball as much as you do with the Vertex line, but its dry, flat shots are fantastic. This is not the best racket for flat smashes. I wouldn't say that it has a small sweet spot.

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7.8
El4Set

Incredibly good in defense - it has a dry touch, which respects the speed you drive to the ball. I felt very comfortable from the first moment with this racket. Fede Chingotto's signature racket, but Fede plays with a 12k version of it.

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7.3
Padel Review

Perfect for an intermediate right-side player. Quite a dry touch. We liked it in bandejas and viboras - flat smashes and other offensive shots were difficult. Low ball output - allows you to put a lot of arm if you like.

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7.4
Dani 13

While this racket was designed to be a replacement of the Vertex CTR, this is a more technical racket than that. It has low ball output and a relatively small sweet spot. The high poitn of the racket is its maneuverability. I don't recommend it for left-side smashers.

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8.3
Fabio Ferro

It gave me a lot of fluidity of speed, but it doesn't feel empty. Slightly harder than medium touch. This model brings a welcome change of the position of the wrist strap exit from the side to the center of the handle. Good spin.

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Bullpadel

Neuron

Intermediate right-side control players
7.6

rating based on 5 expert reviews

Hardness
Medium
Core
Multi-EVA
Shape
Hybrid
Release Year
January 1, 2024
Surface
3K Carbon fiber
€
270
MSRP