Volt 900 V4 Padel Racket

A teardrop sits between round and diamond heads, so the 900 V4 gives you a reasonable sweet spot and a bit of punch overhead. Volt lists a medium balance, and says a cover and protector come with it. Padel Reference calls it a racket of versatility.

Volt sells its rackets in 5 g weight bands that you choose at checkout. The brand's range is 350 to 370 g, and one listing gives 360 g as the headline figure.

One Padelshop page gives 340 to 355 g and a hard touch, which sits below the 350 to 370 g everywhere else. Padel Reference says medium-high balance in its description and medium in its expert notes. Volt says intermediate and advanced, while Padel Reference says advanced to expert.

We trust the brand's page for weight and balance and treat the level as intermediate and up. We have no independent review and no measured balance point to add.

The Volt 900 V5 keeps the teardrop but moves to a 12K twill aluminised face and a 3D surface. The Volt 700 V5 is the softer-faced teardrop, and the round Volt 800 V4 is the control racket from the same generation. For the diamond of that generation, see the Volt 950 V4.

Beginners, and anyone who wants the newest 12K face. Our teardrop padel rackets page explains the shape, and the best padel rackets for intermediate players page lists other 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.