Pallap Power Star Padel Racket

A dedicated review from padelspeed.com measures the racket at 360 to 365g without its wrist cord, and separately notes the cord itself adds roughly 8g. Most Pallap listings, and most padel racket listings generally, just give one number without saying whether the cord is included, so a figure that looks slightly heavier elsewhere might just include a part most reviewers leave out.

That puts the racket at around 368 to 373g as you'd actually swing it with the cord on your wrist, which matters if you're comparing it against a sibling racket's listed figure.

The face is described as Ultra Carbon Alu 15K, a basalt-carbon weave, and the core is Puretouch 28 foam, medium density. That's the same core name already seen on the Evoforce Team, which raises our confidence that it's a genuine Pallap core rather than a single retailer's guess, since two separate rackets now carry the same name from two separate sources.

Balance sits at 255 to 260mm on the two sources that give a figure, which one retailer simply labels Top rather than a number. Our catalogue tag currently says low, which neither source supports.

All three Power rackets are diamonds within a few grams of each other, but balance tells them apart. The Power Elite is head-heavy, the Power Pro runs higher still at a measured 271mm, and Power Star sits a touch lower at 255 to 260mm, which should make it the most forgiving of the three at the net even though it's still a diamond built to attack.

A 2025 edition of the Power Star is confirmed to share almost the same weight and balance window as this 2026 version (358 to 365g, around 260mm), so the change year to year is smaller than the model number implies. Our own catalogue listing for the 2025 racket currently shows a lighter 350g, which no outside source we've checked agrees with; flagged rather than quietly carried over.

Intermediate players ready to try a diamond and advanced players who want one without the most extreme balance in the range. It's also carrying a genuine small discount at the moment, unusual for a brand new enough that deep cuts are rare. Our diamond padel rackets page sets it against Bullpadel, Oxdog and Varlion's diamonds.

Fit a padel racket protector before your first session; diamonds clip the glass more than rounder shapes. Keep the handle tacky with an overgrip from our padel grip range.

Pair it with fresh balls from our padel balls range and a padel bag with a thermal pocket. Add padel shoes for sand-filled turf, see the full padel racket range, and the guide on how to choose a padel racket if you're comparing shapes.