Bullpadel Indiga Girl Junior Padel Racket 27

Esprit Padel Shop's listing for this exact 2027 racket gives a round head, a low balance, a weight of 280 to 295 g, and a GripZone area meant to help a second hand hold the throat during a two-handed swing, pitched at junior beginners. It's the only source we found with any 2027-specific detail.

The retailer that would normally let us cross-check that figure, padelpadel.us, lists this exact racket as sold out with no specifications at all. So this page runs on one retailer's word rather than two agreeing, and we're saying so rather than presenting it as settled fact.

Earlier Indiga Boy and Girl generations, through the 2026 season, were genuine colour-only twins: identical weight, shape and balance, different paint. The Indiga Boy 27 breaks that pattern on paper. Its own listing confirms a teardrop head and a medium balance, while this Girl 27's listing claims round and low. If both figures are accurate, a parent choosing between the two this season is choosing a genuinely different racket, not just a colour.

If the round, low-balance reading holds, this is a forgiving first racket: a bigger, more central sweet spot and less head weight to control than a teardrop. That fits a child picking up a racket for the first time better than a teardrop would. Bullpadel's wider Indiga line sits below the Vertex and Hack Junior in both weight and intent, which this racket continues regardless of its exact shape.

A thin overgrip from padel grips helps a small hand get a secure hold. A racket protector guards the frame from the floor, which a first-timer's racket meets often. Junior-sized padel shoes matter for grip on sand-dressed turf, and a tube of padel balls keeps a first session going. Our kids padel racket page sizes every junior frame we sell, the full padel racket range covers every level beyond this one, and our guide to choosing a padel racket explains shape and balance from the start.