Bullpadel Wonder 27 Padel Racket

Bullpadel's Icon, Pearl and Elite all came out firmer and less forgiving for 2027. The Wonder went the other way. Padelful scores the 27 at 8.5 for control against 7.8 for the 26, and its sweet spot rises from 8.3 to 8.6. Handling barely moves (9.2 against 9.1), power stays where it was at about 6.8, and the feel firms a touch from medium-soft to medium.

Bullpadel credits a Wonder Core that reinforces the heart of the frame against twisting, and a CarbonTube frame for stability. Whatever the cause, the result on Padelful's scale is a racket that keeps the old Wonder's quick hands and places the ball more precisely.

Padelful's testers found it very quick at the net, forgiving in defence and tidy on the bandeja and víbora, where you can place the ball rather than hope. The low balance is what makes the difference: in a fast volley exchange the racket is already there.

The trade is plain. Smashes lack finishing weight, hard blocks get little help from the frame, and firm volleys don't carry much punch. That's a fair price for a defender or a right-side player who sets the point up. For a left-side finisher, it's the wrong racket.

Bullpadel's women's pro rackets share Fibrix faces and MultiEVA cores and spread out from defence to attack. The Wonder is the defensive end. Gemma Triay's Elite 02 27 adds head weight for an all-court game, and Bea González's Pearl 27 is the attacking diamond. The sweet spot trend for 2027 makes the choice clearer still: the Wonder grew more forgiving while the Pearl went the other way.

Intermediate and advanced players who defend from the back glass, volley early and like a racket that's light in the hand at the end of a long match. It also suits anyone, of any gender, who wants a light control frame: the head and length are full size. Players with a sensitive elbow often prefer a low balance like this; that's an equipment choice, not medical advice. Our padel rackets for women and control padel racket pages show the alternatives.

The Wonder racket bag matches the family. A light racket needs a secure grip when the rallies get long, so keep a fresh overgrip on it: the fluorescent pink Bullpadel overgrip comes as a single, and our padel grips page explains thickness and tack. A frame protector saves the head on low defensive scoops; see the racket protector page.

Defenders hit a lot of balls, so they notice when a tube goes flat. A tube of Bullpadel Next suits club play, and our padel balls page explains why fresh pressure matters. The women's padel shoes and the full padel shoes range cover grip on sand-dressed turf, and the Bullpadel rackets page and the whole padel racket range sit one click away. Our guide to choosing a padel racket explains balance in more depth.