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Bullpadel Apex Power Padel Racket 2026

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  • Diamond, high balance
  • 360 to 370 g
  • Polyglass (fibreglass) face

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Bullpadel Apex Power Padel Racket 2026

£98.97

The Bullpadel Apex Power padel racket is a club-level diamond for improving players who want to start attacking: 360 to 370 g, a high balance, a rough Polyglass fibreglass face and a soft EVA core. Tennisnuts, which lists it in the UK, pitches it at intermediate players and describes a carbon frame around the fibreglass faces.

No independent tester has published scores for the Apex Power yet, so this page describes it from its specification and places it among Bullpadel's other club diamonds, which have been scored.

  • Diamond, high balance
  • 360 to 370 g
  • Polyglass (fibreglass) face
  • Soft EVA core
  • Rough surface
  • Intermediate

By Tushan Das, Owner, Padel Depot · Updated

What the Apex Power is, on paper

A diamond head with the weight high, fibreglass faces with a rough finish for spin, and a soft foam core for comfort. That recipe is built to add pace to a smash without the harsh feel of a carbon face. Tennisnuts' copy adds a CarbonTube 100% carbon frame and a reinforcement system for stability; one other shop describes the frame as fibreglass, so treat the frame material as unconfirmed until the box arrives.

Read it as a first attacking racket: something to move on to once a round starter feels limiting, rather than a tool for players who already hit hard.

Spec card for the Bullpadel Apex Power 26: diamond, 360 to 370 g, high balance, Polyglass face, soft EVA core and CarbonTube frame

Apex Power or Indiga PWR?

On their listed specs the two are very close: diamond heads, 360 to 370 g, Polyglass faces and soft cores. The Indiga PWR 26 has a Polyglass frame on Padelful's sheet, where it scores 7.0 for power, 6.1 for handling and 6.4 for sweet spot. If the Apex's carbon frame is confirmed, it should feel a little stiffer and more stable on impact; if not, expect the two to play much alike.

Either way, neither is the right first racket for a complete beginner. A head-heavy diamond with a small sweet spot punishes late contact, which is why we steer new players to the round Indiga CTR 26.

Side-by-side build comparison of the Bullpadel Apex Power 26 and Indiga PWR 26, differing only in the listed frame material

Where it sits among Bullpadel's club diamonds

Bullpadel's club diamonds climb by face material. Fibreglass at the bottom (Indiga PWR, Apex Power), then Glaphite, a glass-and-graphite blend, on the Vertex Advance 26 and Ionic Power 26. Padelful's power scores rise with it, from 7.0 on the Indiga PWR to 7.8 on the Ionic Power. If you already know you want a diamond and play twice a week, the Glaphite rackets are worth the step up.

Bullpadel Apex Power 26 against the club diamonds

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RacketFace and coreWeightPadelful powerBest for
Apex Power 26Polyglass, soft EVA360 to 370 gNot scoredImprovers starting to attack
Indiga PWR 26Polyglass, SoftEVA360 to 370 g7.0The same idea, fully fibreglass
Discover PWRPolyGlass smooth, SoftEva, carbon frame360 to 370 gNot scoredThe smooth-faced 2025 twin
Vertex Advance 26Glaphite, EVAlastic365 to 375 g7.1The Vertex shape at club level
Ionic Power 26Glaphite, MultiEVA365 to 375 g7.8The most power below the pro line
Table graphic of Bullpadel's club diamonds by build and Padelful power: Indiga PWR, Apex Power (not scored), Vertex Advance and Ionic Power

Who should buy the Apex Power?

Improving players in their first or second season who have a reliable swing from the back, have started to come to the net, and want a racket that adds pace to the overhead without the stiffness or weight of a carbon pro frame. Our cheap padel racket, diamond padel racket and best padel racket for intermediate players pages show the alternatives.

Not for you if

You're brand new to padel, you mostly defend from the back, or you want a racket with published test scores. Start round with the Indiga CTR, or step up to the scored Ionic Power or Vertex Advance.

Kit for an Apex Power

Improvers catch the frame on the floor and the glass, so fit Bullpadel frame protection tape before the first game, and keep a fresh overgrip on: a 3-pack of white Bullpadel overgrips is a good start, and our padel grips page explains fitting.

A tube of Bullpadel Next suits club play, and our padel balls page explains when a tube has gone flat. Proper padel shoes grip sand-dressed turf far better than trainers. The Bullpadel rackets page, the full padel racket range and our guide to choosing a padel racket cover the next step.

Bullpadel Apex Power Padel Racket 2026: questions people ask

Is the Bullpadel Apex Power the same as the Indiga PWR?

Not quite. Both are 360 to 370 g fibreglass diamonds with soft cores, but Tennisnuts lists a carbon frame on the Apex Power where Padelful lists a fibreglass frame on the Indiga PWR. One other shop says the Apex frame is fibreglass too.

Is the Bullpadel Apex Power good for beginners?

Not for complete beginners. It is a head-heavy diamond with the sweet spot high on the face. It suits improvers who already swing well and want more pace; first-season players learn faster on a round racket.

Apex Power or Ionic Power: which should I buy?

The Ionic Power uses a Glaphite face and a MultiEVA core and scores 7.8 for power on Padelful. The Apex Power is the simpler fibreglass option with no published scores. Regular players will get more from the Ionic Power.

How long will a Bullpadel Apex Power last?

Fibreglass faces and a soft core are durable, and a carbon frame adds stability. Protect the edges with tape, keep it out of hot cars and change the overgrip regularly.

How heavy is the Bullpadel Apex Power 26?

Tennisnuts lists 360 to 370 g within a 10 g tolerance, with a high, head-heavy balance and a 38 mm profile.

Are there reviews of the Bullpadel Apex Power?

Not from independent testers as of October 2026. This page relies on the published specification and on Padelful scores for Bullpadel's other club diamonds.

Still comparing? The full range of padel rackets sits on one page, sorted by level, shape and weight.

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