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Babolat Padel Rackets Official specifications, power/comfort calculations, and material breakdowns for the entire Babolat padel range. Sourced directly from manufacturer engineering sheets.
Shape diamond
Weight 360–375 g
Balance high
Core hard (X-EVA)
Face Carbon 12K ✓ Who it fits Aggressive net players and smashers looking for overhead leverage. High-swing-speed players demanding direct ball response on hard smashes. ✕ Skip it if Beginners or players prone to tennis elbow; sweet spot sits high. Slow-paced baseline defenders needing free ball trampoline output.
Shape teardrop
Weight 350–365 g
Balance medium
Core hard (X-EVA)
Face Carbon 16K ✓ Who it fits All-court players balancing transition play with offensive volleys. High-swing-speed players demanding direct ball response on hard smashes. ✕ Skip it if Slow-paced baseline defenders needing free ball trampoline output.
Shape round
Weight 360–375 g
Balance medium
Core hard (X-EVA)
Face Carbon 3K ✓ Who it fits Control & defensive players who want maximum sweet spot forgiveness. High-swing-speed players demanding direct ball response on hard smashes. ✕ Skip it if Slow-paced baseline defenders needing free ball trampoline output.
Shape diamond
Weight 360–375 g
Balance high
Core medium (Black EVA)
Face Carbon Flex (Carbon + Fiberglass) ✓ Who it fits Aggressive net players and smashers looking for overhead leverage. ✕ Skip it if Beginners or players prone to tennis elbow; sweet spot sits high.
Shape teardrop
Weight 350–365 g
Balance medium
Core medium (Black EVA)
Face Carbon Flex ✓ Who it fits All-court players balancing transition play with offensive volleys.
Shape round
Weight 340–355 g
Balance low
Core soft (Soft EVA)
Face Fiberglass ✓ Who it fits Control & defensive players who want maximum sweet spot forgiveness. Arm-conscious players prioritizing vibration dampening.
Shape teardrop
Weight 350–365 g
Balance medium
Core soft (Low Density EVA)
Face Fiberglass ✓ Who it fits All-court players balancing transition play with offensive volleys. Arm-conscious players prioritizing vibration dampening.