Volt 700 V5 Padel Racket

A teardrop head sits between a round racket's forgiveness and a diamond's punch, which is why it is the usual pick for players who attack and defend in the same match. Volt lists the 700 V5 as an all-round racket with a medium balance and a 38 mm profile, and says a cover and protector are included.

A 3K face is the softer, more flexible choice next to the 12K face on the 900, so you get a more comfortable ball feel and a little less raw rebound.

Volt lists a medium balance. One listing says medium-high, and our own catalogue tag says high. Volt's page was published in 2025, Stringers World labels the racket V5 2025, and other data files give it as 2026. We have no measured balance point or an independent review to settle it.

Treat it as a medium balance with a slight lean to the head, and confirm on the box. The weight is a firmer fact: Volt sells in 5 g bands chosen at checkout, inside 350 to 370 g.

The Volt 900 V5 is the same shape with a 12K aluminised face (the older 900 V4 had a 3K one), the round Volt 500 V5 is the comfort racket, and the Volt 600 V5 is a round 12K one.

Players who want a heavy smash racket or a pure control one, since the 700 sits between the two. Our teardrop padel rackets page explains the shape, and the best padel rackets for intermediate players page lists more options.

Add fresh padel balls, an overgrip from our padel grips range, a racket protector and the right padel shoes. Our guide to choosing a padel racket covers weight and balance, and the full padel racket range sits behind it.