Bullpadel Neuron 2027 Padel Racket

Developed with Fede Chingotto, the Neuron 2027 Padel Racket is built for players who understand padel as a game of anticipation rather than brute force. It is designed around precision, stability and putting the ball exactly where you intended.

The teardrop head and even balance keep it manoeuvrable, while the HardEva core and X-Tend Carbon 3K face give a firm, direct response with plenty of feedback at contact. The headline addition for 2027 is PrismLock, a prismatic geometry applied along the whole frame that controls how the structure deforms on impact and spreads tension more evenly, so the frame stays stable even in the most intense exchanges.

Well suited to advanced and professional players who would rather place the ball than force it.

Features:

Neuron Core - A reinforced heart that holds the frame consistent through impact, supporting the placement and precision the range is built around.

PrismLock - A structural architecture from the Bullpadel Lab that applies a prismatic geometry along the whole frame. It controls how the structure deforms on impact and spreads tension more evenly, so the frame stays stable in the most intense exchanges.

Air Power - An aerodynamic redesign of the bridge that reduces air resistance, making the frame lighter in the hand and easier to accelerate into the ball.

Custom Weight - A weight system using resin finished carbon plates of three grams each, added at set points on the frame. It lets you adjust the balance and total weight to suit your own game.

Vibradrive - A highly elastic elastomer insert running along the longitudinal axis of the handle, absorbing vibration on off centre hits to protect the arm.

X-Tend Carbon 3K - A carbon hitting surface with a tighter weave than the 12K, giving a slightly softer and more forgiving contact while holding onto precision.

HardEva - A firmer core that keeps ball exit direct and predictable, giving experienced players clear feedback at the moment of impact.

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