Bullpadel Elite W 2025 Mujer

Technologies

Pros

• ✓The Multieva core pushes the ball through without needing extra muscle: on slow backcourt balls and high lobs where you've got no run-up, the racket does the work and gets you forward to the net The Fibrix face (flexible fibreglass over carbon) gives you a soft touch on the block volley and the dropshot, but stays responsive when you crank up a crosscourt vibora At 345-360g in a teardrop shape with medium balance, net play is among the quickest in its category: you react to changes of pace without ever getting caught flat-footed Vibradrive filters out vibration on off-centre hits, which you'll notice on awkward wall exits and low volleys near the frame The Air React Channel lightens the head through the swing: the bandeja comes out effortlessly and you can repeat the shot through long rallies without your forearm tightening up

Cons

• ✗This isn't a one-shot point-finisher: on the smash by 3 and the flat smash you need clean technique and a good strike, because the ceiling for raw power sits below a hard diamond-shaped racket The Fibrix's soft touch works against you if you want crisp, immediate feedback; coming from a rigid carbon racket, the ball exit will feel sluggish the first few sessions Medium balance means no head-heavy freebie: on attacking balls from mid-court you have to put the body into it yourself, the racket won't do it for you With a 345-360g weight range, units at the top end can feel demanding in long matches if your game leans on low, defensive back-wall play

The Bullpadel Elite W 2025 Mujer is designed for competition or pro-level players who prioritise performance and precision over comfort. Its teardrop shape shifts the sweet spot slightly upwards, striking a balance between control and power. The medium balance keeps a balanced behaviour between baseline shots and volleys. With a weight of 345-360g, it sits among the lighter rackets on the market: easier to swing and less stressful on the elbow.

Bullpadel Elite W 25: the teardrop racket behind Gemma Triay's 2025 attack

The Bullpadel Elite W 25 is Gemma Triay's signature racket for 2025: teardrop shape, 38mm frame, 524cm² of hitting surface, 345-360g and a hybrid Fibrix face. Medium balance, Multieva core, rough surface finish. On paper it's an all-round competition padel racket; on court, it's one that prioritises ball exit over raw sting.

What does the Fibrix face actually add over pure carbon?

Fibrix isn't just another fabric — it's Bullpadel's hybrid face, a combined weave built for deformation and forgiveness on contact without giving up energy return when you really commit to the shot.

The result is a touch that's noticeably more forgiving than a pure carbon face, without the racket going dead on aggressive shots. You feel it in two specific spots: on the block volley, where the ball sits on the face just long enough to steer it, and on the crosscourt vibora, where the face won't let the shot fizzle out.

The trade-off is an honest one: if you're coming from a rigid carbon racket and you like crisp, instant feedback, the Elite W 25 will feel soft in your first few sessions with it.

Bullpadel Elite W 25 specs

Multieva and Elite Core: why the ball exits without you having to muscle it

The Multieva core mixes rubber densities to generate ball exit while keeping control on slow balls. That's exactly where it earns its keep: the high lob that forces you to swing with no run-up, the dead ball sitting at knee height, the deep return you have to dig out from the back of the court.

On all three, the racket pushes on its own. You don't need a long swing to get the ball across and buy yourself time to close in on the net.

Elite Core and Carbontube handle the structural side: they stiffen the frame so that rubber with plenty of pop doesn't turn into an uncontrollable racket. That's why the final profile reads as all-round rather than pure power — the Elite W 25 gives energy back, but on your terms.

Vibradrive closes the loop on the arm-comfort side. It's built to soak up vibration on off-centre contact, and it delivers: awkward wall exits and low volleys near the frame don't send the same jolt up to your elbow that other 38mm rackets do.

What level is the Bullpadel Elite W 25 built for?

It's a competition-level racket for players with established technique who want a racket that forgives off-centre hits without giving up attacking options. It's not a beginner's racket: the teardrop shape puts the sweet spot in the upper-middle zone and demands precise contact to get the most out of it.

That said, it's no forearm-punisher either. At 345g in its lightest version and with medium balance, maneuverability is its strongest card: you react fast at the net, change direction on the volley, and hold up through long exchanges without your arm loading up.

Shot by shot: how it plays

1. **Smash by 3 and flat smash**: solid, not devastating. The 38mm frame and medium balance give you control over trajectory, but the ceiling for raw power sits below a hard diamond-shaped racket. Technique does the talking here, not the racket.
2. **Bandeja and vibora**: its home turf. The Air React Channel lightens the head through the swing and the motion comes out effortlessly; the rough surface bites just enough to slice the bandeja and pin it into the back wall.
3. **Defence and wall exits**: the Multieva does the heavy lifting. Slow balls and lobs come out with depth even without a full swing.
4. **Volleys**: soft, controlled touch thanks to the Fibrix, with solid tolerance for off-centre contact courtesy of Vibradrive.
5. **Attacking balls from mid-court**: the relative weak spot. Medium balance won't gift you head weight, so you have to put the body into it yourself.

Verdict: finesse with ball exit, not a hammer

The Elite W 25 is Bullpadel's read on Gemma Triay's game: control, ball exit and maneuverability well above average, with power arriving as a product of technique rather than a shortcut.

If your game is built on positioning, the bandeja and setting the tempo at the net, this racket will win you more matches than a hard teardrop model. If what you're after is a racket that turns every high ball into a winner, the Elite W 25 will come up short on the smash — and it's worth knowing that before you buy, not after.

As a doubles pairing, it works well alongside someone with a more aggressive racket: you sustain the point and open the gap, your partner finishes it.