Volt 800 V4 Padel Racket

Most listings give a round shape, a medium-low balance, a 38 mm profile, 3K carbon on the face and frame and a Black EVA core. They also mention a rough surface that Volt calls Lightning Style, a flexible shock absorption system and a Dynamic Holes System. A cover and a racket protector are listed with it.

Padelspeed is a retailer, so treat its article as a guide rather than a neutral test. Neither it nor Padelshop gives us a measured balance point.

A Portuguese Padelspeed listing calls the 800 V4 a diamond with a medium-high balance and 355 to 375 g, and names the surface Ultra 3D. That does not match the other pages, or the round shape in the Padelspeed article itself. Our catalogue tag says round, low balance and about 360 g.

We side with the majority, which is round, and we mark the balance as medium-low to low. If shape matters to your game, wait for the box before you commit.

The newer Volt 600 V5 is a round racket with a 12K face, the Volt 500 V5 is the comfort-first round one, and the Volt 700 V5 is the teardrop, as was the 3K-faced Volt 900 V4 of the same generation.

Anyone who needs verified specs before buying, and hard hitters who want a head-heavy smash racket. Our control padel rackets page explains the round shape, and the best padel rackets for intermediate players page lists newer 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.