Bullpadel Hack 04 Premier Tour Finals Padel Racket (2025)

Tennisnuts sells it as the Hack 04 TF Limited Edition 2025, with the long version, Hack 04 TF 25 Qatar Airways Premier Padel Finals Limited Edition, in the description. Padel Market calls it the Hack 04 Tour Final 2025 Paquito Navarro, and Stringers World uses the name on our page. TF is just Tour Finals. Bullpadel's own blog introduced it as the Hack 04 LTD Tour Finals, a collaboration with Premier Padel.

Watch the year. Tennisnuts lists a separate, earlier Hack 04 Tour Finals as a different product, so if you're comparing prices, check that the listing says 25 and shows the pink face. The racket we sell is the 25. Bullpadel does this for other families too: Di Nenno's XPLO TF 24 is the 2025 XPLO in the previous Finals' blue and gold.

What the edition doesn't change is the build. Every listing we read gives the same diamond mould, the same carbon face and the same core as the regular Hack 04, Bullpadel's power racket for the left side. You're paying for the livery and the box, not a different racket.

Hard and fast. Padelful scored the 2025 Hack 04 at 9.9 for power and 9.0 for control, which is a rare pairing: most rackets that hit this hard spray the ball. The high balance carries the head through the smash, the stiff 18K face sends volleys back heavy, and the rough 3D Grain finish gives the vibora and the bandeja some bite.

The sweet spot is where it asks something of you. At 7.9 it's smaller than the 2026 edition's 8.2, though the Hack 05 goes lower still at 7.0, and an off-centre block on the back glass comes back short. Players who win points by defending and resetting will find it hard work for a while, and some never make peace with it.

If you're weighing it against the 2026 edition, don't overthink it. Padelful found the two seasons of the 04 mould almost identical, with the 26 adding a touch of power and a slightly kinder sweet spot. The real choice between them is the paint.

The Tennisnuts listing names eleven technologies, which sounds like a lot until you group them. Three are about the frame: Total Channel, a channel round the perimeter that keeps the head stable, TriCore, a reinforcement in the throat, and Air React Channel, an opening there that lets air through on the swing. Two are about the face: TriCarbon 18K, a stiff carbon weave laid in three directions, and Smart Holes Pattern, a hole layout meant to spread the sweet spot.

Three deal with comfort. Ease Vibe puts four dampeners into the frame, Vibradrive sits in the handle to soak up vibration, and Hesacore is the textured grip on the handle. The rest: 3D Grain is the rough paint, the MultiEVA core runs firm on the outside and softer in the middle, and Custom Weight System lets you add weight plates at the tip if you want even more head weight. None of it turns a power racket into a forgiving one, but the dampening helps on a long session.

Three numbers move from shop to shop. Tennisnuts gives 365 g give or take 10 and a balance of 26.4 cm; another listing has 26.2 cm; Padelful's sheet for the standard 2025 model says 365 to 375 g. Padel Market describes the faces as TriCarbon 3D 12K, while Tennisnuts and Padelful both say 18K. We've gone with 18K, the figure two sources share, and stated the weight as a range. We'll weigh and measure ours when they arrive and correct the page if the box says otherwise.

For context, Bullpadel quotes balance from the butt on its own scale, which tends to read about a centimetre lower than independent measurements. Either way, 26 cm and up is firmly head-heavy.

Bullpadel has moved on to the Hack 05 27, which keeps the power at the top of the scale but scores lower again for sweet spot. Below is how the Finals edition sits against the Hacks we stock.

Buy it if you play on the left, finish at the net and already own a diamond or a high-balance teardrop. It's also a sensible buy for a Navarro fan or a collector, since it's the same racket as the regular 2025 Hack 04, so you're not giving up any performance for the look. Our advanced padel rackets and diamond padel racket pages set it against other head-heavy options, and the pink padel racket page has the other rackets in its colour.

A head-heavy racket twists in a sweaty hand, so wrap the Hesacore handle in a Bullpadel Comfort overgrip and change it often; the padel grip page covers sizes and thickness. A limited livery is worth keeping clean, so fit Bullpadel frame protection tape before the first scrape off the floor.

For balls, a tube of Bullpadel Next Pro FIP suits a racket built for pace, and our padel balls page explains how long a tube stays lively. The Hack Premier backpack matches the family, or see every padel bag. A diamond rewards quick feet, so check your soles on the padel shoes page before blaming the racket for a late smash. The full padel racket range and the Bullpadel rackets page show what else the brand makes, and our guide to choosing a padel racket helps if you're still between shapes.