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Padel racket stats and comparison

Every racket we recommend, rated for Power, Control, Speed, Comfort and Sweet spot. Pick two and put them head to head.

All-rounderIntermediate to advanced

NOX AT10 Genius 18K Alum

Power
8
Control
6
Speed
5
Comfort
6
Sweet spot
6
Shape
Teardrop
Balance
Medium
Core feel
Medium (est.)
Weight
360–375 g
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Power hitterAdvanced

Head Coello Pro

Power
10
Control
3
Speed
4
Comfort
4
Sweet spot
3
Shape
Diamond
Balance
High
Core feel
Hard
Weight
370 g
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8Power10
6Control3
5Speed4
6Comfort4
6Sweet spot3

Choose the racket whose strengths match your game, not the one with more wins. A one-point gap is small: treat it as a tendency, not a measurement.

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Control playerBeginner to intermediate

Babolat Counter Vertuo

Power
4
Control
9
Speed
8
Comfort
9
Sweet spot
9
Shape
Round
Balance
Low
Core feel
Soft to medium
Weight
340–360 g
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Control playerIntermediate

Babolat Counter Veron

Power
5
Control
9
Speed
6
Comfort
7
Sweet spot
9
Shape
Round
Balance
Low
Core feel
Medium
Weight
355–375 g
Review
All-rounderIntermediate to advanced

NOX AT10 Genius 18K Alum

Power
8
Control
6
Speed
5
Comfort
6
Sweet spot
6
Shape
Teardrop
Balance
Medium
Core feel
Medium (est.)
Weight
360–375 g
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Power hitterAdvanced

Head Coello Pro

Power
10
Control
3
Speed
4
Comfort
4
Sweet spot
3
Shape
Diamond
Balance
High
Core feel
Hard
Weight
370 g
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Power hitterAdvanced

Adidas Metalbone

Power
10
Control
3
Speed
5
Comfort
5
Sweet spot
3
Shape
Diamond
Balance
High
Core feel
Medium to hard (est.)
Weight
345–360 g
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Power hitterAdvanced

Bullpadel Vertex 05

Power
10
Control
3
Speed
4
Comfort
5
Sweet spot
3
Shape
Diamond
Balance
High
Core feel
Medium to hard (est.)
Weight
365–375 g
Review
All-rounderAdvanced

Bullpadel Neuron 02

Power
8
Control
6
Speed
5
Comfort
5
Sweet spot
5
Shape
Teardrop
Balance
Medium
Core feel
Medium to hard
Weight
365–375 g
Review
All-rounderBeginner to improver

Head Coello Vibe

Power
7
Control
6
Speed
6
Comfort
8
Sweet spot
6
Shape
Teardrop
Balance
Medium
Core feel
Soft to medium
Weight
360 g
Review
All-rounderIntermediate to advanced

Bullpadel Elite W

Power
7
Control
6
Speed
6
Comfort
8
Sweet spot
6
Shape
Teardrop
Balance
Medium (est.)
Core feel
Soft to medium
Weight
350–360 g
Review
Control playerImprover to intermediate

NOX Equation (Soft / Advanced)

Power
5
Control
8
Speed
6
Comfort
8
Sweet spot
9
Shape
Round
Balance
Low to medium
Core feel
Soft to medium
Weight
350–365 g
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Control playerBeginner to intermediate

NOX ML10 Pro Cup

Power
5
Control
8
Speed
6
Comfort
8
Sweet spot
9
Shape
Round
Balance
Low to medium (est.)
Core feel
Soft to medium (est.)
Weight
350–365 g
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Control playerBeginner

Wilson Optix V1

Power
5
Control
8
Speed
6
Comfort
9
Sweet spot
9
Shape
Round
Balance
Medium
Core feel
Soft
Weight
355 g (est.)
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Control playerBeginner

Head Flash

Power
4
Control
8
Speed
7
Comfort
9
Sweet spot
9
Shape
Round
Balance
Low to medium
Core feel
Soft
Weight
350 g (est.)
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Control playerBeginner

Adidas Drive

Power
4
Control
9
Speed
8
Comfort
8
Sweet spot
9
Shape
Round
Balance
Low
Core feel
Soft to medium
Weight
350 g (est.)
Review
Control playerBeginner

Babolat Contact

Power
4
Control
9
Speed
8
Comfort
9
Sweet spot
9
Shape
Round
Balance
Low
Core feel
Soft
Weight
350 g (est.)
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Control playerBeginner

Kuikma PR Open (Decathlon)

Power
3
Control
9
Speed
10
Comfort
9
Sweet spot
9
Shape
Round (est.)
Balance
Low (est.)
Core feel
Soft
Weight
320 g
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All-rounderImprover to intermediate

Tecnifibre Wall Master 365

Power
6
Control
8
Speed
5
Comfort
6
Sweet spot
9
Shape
Round (est.)
Balance
Medium (est.)
Core feel
Medium (est.)
Weight
365 g
Review

How the numbers work: each stat (1 to 10) comes from one formula applied to the racket's shape, balance, core feel, weight and face material. Round shapes score high on control and sweet spot, diamonds on power; head-heavy balance adds power and costs speed; harder cores add power and cost comfort. They describe how a racket is built to play, not lab tests, and a one-point difference is within the method's margin. Check the exact year's model before buying. Full method.