Bullpadel Flow Woman 2024 Padel Racket (Flow W 24)

Salazar's Flow has changed character more than once. The 2023 Flow Woman was the hitter of the family, scored 8.7 for power by Padelful. For 2024 Bullpadel pulled that right back to 7.5 and gave the racket a far friendlier face instead: sweet spot up from 7.9 to 8.5, manoeuvrability from 8.1 to 8.6. The 2025 kept most of that, and from 2026 the line became the Flow Legend 2026 and then the Flow Legend 27, which push rebound higher again and narrow the margin.

So the 2024 sits in a sweet spot of its own, if you'll forgive the pun: the most forgiving Flow so far, with rebound (9.5) still close to the top of the range.

Padelful's tester singled out the comfortable grip and the balance between attack and control, and the numbers agree. Control is 8.0, handling 8.6 and the sweet spot 8.5, which for a high-balanced racket made for attacking is generous. Rebound sits at 9.5, so the ball still leaves the face with very little effort.

Where it gives ground is outright power. A 7.5 won't trouble anyone who wants to win points with the smash alone, and Padelful also warns that its professional build may feel like a lot of racket for a beginner. Between those two warnings is the player it's made for: someone who attacks often, mishits now and then, and would rather the mishit still lands.

Padel Nuestro, which sells it, lists a diamond with a high balance, and every other Flow Woman season has been a diamond. Padelful's spec box calls the 2024 a teardrop. We think the shop listing is right on the outline. Padelful's scores, though, read more like a forgiving teardrop than a punchy diamond, and that is probably the more useful thing to know.

Treat it as a light attacking racket with the weight up in the head and an unusually tolerant face. If you want a shape you can find on a filter, our diamond padel racket page is where it belongs; if a true teardrop is what you're after, the teardrop padel racket page has rackets that are teardrops by everyone's account.

The face is Fibrix, Bullpadel's mix of fibreglass and carbon, finished with the rough 3D Grain texture that helps the ball bite on a slice or a víbora. Inside is MultiEVA in layers of different density with the FlowForce reinforcement, the frame is CarbonTube in 100% carbon, and the handle carries the Vibradrive damper. Padelful calls the feel medium-soft; Padel Nuestro says medium.

One mix-up to avoid: Bullpadel also made a Flow TF 24 for the 2024 Tour Finals, a limited gold edition. That's a different listing. This is the standard Pro Line Flow W 24 in white with gold.

Strong intermediate and advanced women players who already volley with confidence will get the most from it, especially if a newer pro racket feels too unforgiving. It suits the player stepping up from the Bullpadel Elite Light who wants more head weight without a tiny sweet spot. Bea González's Pearl 26 is the alternative with much more power and the same sweet spot score. Our padel rackets for women and advanced padel rackets pages cover other brands, and the padel racket sale page lists the other outgoing seasons.

A white handle shows grime fast, which is as good a reason as any to keep spares: a pair of Bullpadel replacement overgrips means there's always a fresh one in the bag, and our padel grip page explains thickness. Put Bullpadel Pro frame tape on the head before the first chip, not after.

Fresh balls keep that 9.5 rebound honest, so rotate tubes of Bullpadel Next Pro and read our padel balls page on when a tube has gone flat. The Bullpadel Advance backpack or anything in our padel bag range keeps it out of the heat, and the women's padel shoes and wider padel shoes pages cover grip on sand-dressed turf. To match the racket, Salazar's own shoe line is the Flow Hybrid Fly: the 24I version from the same era, or the 2022 pair in neon salmon. See the Bullpadel rackets page, every padel racket we sell, and our guide to choosing a padel racket.