- Easy to defend with
- Versatile
- Can lose control at high speeds
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Martin Di Nenno's Vertex 04 Comfort is largely unchanged from last year's Vertex 03 Comfort.
The major difference between the standard Vertex 04 and the Vertex 04 Comfort is the use of fiberglass in the Vertex 04 Comfort's surface, which softens the surface, increasing ball output on slower shots, while reducing control at higher speeds.
The only change from 2023's Vertex 03 Comfort is the indented frame across the Vertex models, which is designed to increase hardness.
The Bullpadel Vertex 04 CMF 2024 is a versatile racket that performs well in various aspects of the game, particularly at low to medium intensities. It offers a good balance between power and control, with notable performance in volleys and bandeja shots. The racket seems to be designed for all-court players who prioritize control and maneuverability over raw power.
Martin Di Nenno's signature racket, but who knows what version of the racket, Martin plays with. This racket has a sandblasted finish, which I liked a lot, but this type of finish does not last long.
Complementary racket to the Vertex 04 because it contains all the technical features of the Vertex 04 but is more playable. Great for intermediate right or left-side players.
Medium touch, comfortable, versatile racket. Harder than last year's due to the new frame technology. "Fibrix" surface, Bullpadel's mix of carbon fiber and fiberglass. The racket is stiffer due to the new Curv-Aktiv frame shape. 26.7cm balance.
Note: the Padel School is sponsored by Bullpadel. This is the same shape as the standard Vertex with a springy surface - mix of fiberglass and carbon fiber - and slightly lighter (~5g). It doesn't come with the Hesacore, which tips the balance towards the head.