Padel rackets 2027: what Bullpadel, StarVie and NOX have launched so far

The 2027 padel racket season is already under way. By mid-October 2026, Bullpadel, StarVie and NOX had all released their 2027 collections, with redesigned moulds, new anti-vibration systems and fresh signature models for players including Agustín Tapia, Juan Tello and Sanyo Gutiérrez.

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Bullpadel: the Pro Line renewed

Bullpadel's 2027 Pro Line is now in the brand's official store and with the big retailers. The Hack 05 2027, the attacking racket of Paquito Navarro, is a diamond with a Tricarbon 18K structure, a MultiEVA core and a weight of 365–375 g. It retails at around €350. Juan Tello's Vertex 05 2027 is also a diamond. It is built on X-Tend Carbon 12K with a rough Top Spin face and is listed at the same price.

Several families now come in more variants. The Vertex adds a Vertex 05 Geo on a geometric mould, and Hybrid and Comfort versions sit alongside the main Hack and Vertex models. Martín Di Nenno stays with the power-oriented XPLO and Delfi Brea with the lighter Vertex 05 W (350–360 g). Gemma Triay keeps the Elite 02 and Fede Chingotto the Neuron family. Retail guides describe the changes to the Vertex and Hack as refinements of the 2026 rackets rather than a new design: a cleaner response and a faster swing.

StarVie: five new moulds and signature rackets return

StarVie presented its 2027 collection on 7 September 2026. The brand describes 12 models developed at STARVIE Labs, its research centre in Spain, with five new moulds and a 38 mm profile across the range. Signature rackets return after a gap: the Eternal, a hybrid shape, for Sanyo Gutiérrez and the diamond-shaped Tritón T-One for Tamara Icardo.

The Super Pro trio of Eternal, Tritón T-One and Raptor+ introduces a new package of technologies. Power Balance uses rubber inserts of different weights in the frame to shift the balance, HexaCell is a hexagonal frame reinforcement, and A-Shock is an anti-vibration system in the grip. StarVie calls the Raptor+ a teardrop for an all-round game that still wants power. The Black Titan 2027 returns as an attacking model for advanced players. Retailers list it at around €310 before discounts.

NOX: the AT10 becomes "Genius"

NOX launched its 2027 range under the campaign "100% Pure Padel", with Tapia and Miguel Lamperti in the launch video. The biggest change is the name. Tapia's rackets drop the AT10 label and become Luxury Genius by Agustín Tapia, in five versions: Genius 18K Alum, Genius 12K Alum XTREM, Genius Attack 18K Alum, Genius Attack 12K Alum XTREM and a lighter Genius 12K Alum XTREM Lite.

The headline technology is VCS, an elastomer layer inside the grip. NOX says it filters 60% more vibration than the previous system. The revised Genius mould adds an EOS Tunnel for aerodynamics, and a Weight Balance system allows up to 8 g of counterweight. NOX's official prices are €389.99 for the four main Genius models and €349.99 for the Lite. In the Ventus range, Aimar Goñi gets his first signature racket, the Ventus Attack 12K XTREM, alongside models for Edu Alonso, Lamperti and Aranzazu Osoro.

What it means for buyers

The 2027 launches share three trends. Brands are spreading one flagship across several weights and shapes, comfort and anti-vibration systems now appear on top-end rackets, and adjustable balance is spreading. Prices for flagship models are now about €350–390, so the 2026 versions, which are now discounted, are often the better value for club players. Adidas, Head and Babolat had not detailed complete 2027 ranges in the sources we checked. Before buying, compare shape, balance and weight in our padel racket finder.