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Prices from 14/11/2026 · updated daily, cheapest shop first
All padel rackets €150 to €200 in our price comparison – sorted by our rating so you can find the right model in this price range.
103 rackets found
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Bullpadel's 2026 power benchmark: stable, spin-strong and aggressive.
A top-class all-rounder: power and control in a rare balance.
The signature model of world number 1 Arturo Coello: brutal attacking power from the diamond shape.
A stiff 100% carbon attacker: Juan Lebrón's signature model.
Momo González's first signature model: a round control racket with 3K Raw Carbon and dual-density foam.
Ale Galán's flagship: a diamond with high balance, 16K aluminised carbon and a weight system for maximum attacking power.
Agustín Tapia's 12K variant of the AT10: a teardrop with HR3 core, aluminised 12K carbon, Dual Spin texture and an adjustable weight system.
Juan Lebrón's flagship: a diamond with a Black EVA core and 3D Spin+ surface for explosive power.
Vertex 05 in hybrid form: more sweet spot, hardly any loss of power.
Belasteguín's pro model: a diamond with 24K carbon and a Power Foam core for uncompromising attacking play.
Alejandro Galán's tournament racket: the hardest Metalbone version, with EVA High Memory and 15K carbon for uncompromising directness in the pro attack.
The hybrid form of the Hack 04: the middle way between power and control in Paquito's line.
Geo edition of the Vertex 05: the same diamond geometry, a more accessible build and price.
Pro version of the Valkiria: a balanced teardrop for competitive women players.
Colour/edition variant of the Bullpadel Hack 04 Hybrid 2026: technically identical (same shape, same MultiEVA core, same frame), just a different look.
Juan Lebrón's diamond for the 2025 season: 3K carbon, hard core and head-heavy balance for maximum power at the net.
The limited Reserve edition of the Metalbone: maximum power for pros.
12K Xtreme version of the AT10 Alum: aluminised carbon, maximum pressure.
The Whip classic with a polyethylene core – full, damped ball exit.
Third generation of the Black Mamba Radical with 12K carbon.
The control version of the Metalbone Carbon: round, balanced, with a Carbon 6K hitting surface.
A versatile teardrop with 12K Carbon Hyper, an M-Eva Balance core and Z-Shock damping: controlled power with comfort.
The more accessible Viper: Lebrón's diamond with a Soft core – more elastic and forgiving than the standard Viper, but not a soft racket.
Yarará Pro 2.0: balanced teardrop of the Black Mamba family.
Adidas' best-known power-control line with an adjustable weight and balance system: 15K aluminised carbon face and High Memory core, individually tunable towards control or attack with 7 screws.
Comfort variant of the Vertex 05 2026: same diagonal double-bridge design, but with a dual-density MultiEva core and Ease Vibe dampers that absorb up to 49% of vibrations.
Hard 24K attacking racket with a high-density core – power before comfort.
Diamond-shaped attacking racket with high balance and a medium-hard construction, at 355 g on the lighter side.
Diamond shape with high balance, a carbon face and a Power Foam core – the heaviest and most powerful model in the 2026 Extreme range.
The more accessible Viper: attacking, but lighter and more forgiving.
Brutal power from the diamond shape: Paquito Navarro's attacking tool.
Gemma Triay's hybrid women's control racket: light (355 g), Fibrix surface, comfortable.
The control top model of the Cross It range: round, 15K carbon, EVA High Memory core and textured surface.
The Edge version of the Neuron 02: Chingotto's control racket with a geometric GEO head in a diamond shape.
Attacking diamond from Manu Martín's volcano series with 18K carbon.
Paquito Navarro's signature model from the generation BEFORE the Hack 04: TriCarbon face over a MultiEva core, CarbonTube frame and Air React Channel system for light, agile handling despite its power-oriented design.
New Quantum line, separate from AT10/EA10/ML10: diamond shape with a 12K carbon face (25% lighter at the same stiffness) over an HR3 Color EVA core, Pulse system damps vibration.
The more accessible Coello: a diamond at just 360 g, with Auxetic 2.0 and Red Power Foam for attacking without the effort.
The heaviest and strongest racket in the One range: a diamond with 12K carbon, Power Foam and Auxetic 2.0.
Paula Josemaría's production model: the lighter, handier diamond of the Extreme line with a carbon/fibreglass hybrid face, Power Foam core and Extreme Spin texture – attacking power without the force of the Pro.
Paquito Navarro's Premier Padel edition of the Hack 04: diamond shape, high balance and a hard MultiEVA core under a rough carbon face.
Diamond with head-heavy balance, 18K carbon and a hard EVA core – Q Padel's attacking racket.
Claudia Fernández's hybrid teardrop with ExoFrame and Vibradrive: maximum control with fast reactions.
The balanced Triton variant: a diamond with 18K carbon and an M-Eva Balance core at a low balance point (255 mm).
Bea González's 'Easy Power' diamond (~360 g) with a MultiEva core, Vibradrive damping in the handle and CustomWeight system.
Jon Sanz's attacking racket: a teardrop with 24K Textreme carbon for maximum pressure.
Light Whip for faster handling.
Anniversary model for the brand's 36th year, with a Poly core.
Second Valkiria Elite generation – a light, soft control teardrop.
Tapia's 2025 mould as a Pro Cup version with a hard core – power and stability.
Further development of the Prime Power: carbon frame with woven Japanese fibreglass and a 45°-rotated, aluminised 12K carbon face for more evenly distributed vibration.
Limited special edition for the GNP México Major (Premier Padel, Acapulco): diamond shape with Xtend Carbon 12K face over a MultiEva core, Curvaktiv system against twisting.
Limited control version with a 3K carbon face and handle-heavy balance.
Control racket in teardrop shape: medium balance, 12K carbon, tuned for precision rather than punch.
Juan Lebrón's attacking racket: diamond shape, high balance and a Carbon Flex face at 360 g, built for pressure on the smash.
Round counter-attacking racket with 18K carbon, a hard EVA core and a rough sandpaper surface for plenty of spin.
Round control racket: medium balance, Carbon 16K face and a soft EVA core, tuned for precision and comfort.
An offensive diamond with a hard H-Eva Power core and Carbon 18K Hybrid: explosive power for net dominance.
Ari Sánchez's light attacking diamond (~350 g) with a high balance point and Soft Performance EVA: power without mass.
Control teardrop of the volcano series with a grippy surface.
Hybrid version of the EA10: a teardrop with a 12K Xtreme build.
Japan Pro: powerful Poly diamond from the country series.
The soft Pro Cup variant: control, comfort and ball feel in the Tapia mould.
Flagship of the Prime range from the Swedish former tennis pro: Carbon Flex frame with an aluminised 12K carbon face over an adaptive EVA Pro core for plenty of power at competition pace.
Fede Chingotto's signature model from the generation BEFORE the Neuron 02: Xtend Carbon 3K face over a three-layer EVA sandwich core, Lateral Wave frame damps vibration and flexing.
The Xplo shape with a Fibrix face: softer on contact and more forgiving, with only a little less punch.
The classic Pro Cup teardrop with an HR3 Hard EVA core and aluminised fibreglass – balanced, with an Exclusive Spin surface.
Diamond-shaped attacking racket with high balance, a unidirectional carbon face, graphene in the frame and a hard Power Foam core.
Round counter-attacking racket with 3K carbon and head-heavy balance: control from defence, pressure on the counter-attack.
Control racket with low balance, a hard EVA core and a carbon hitting face – handy at 352 grams and designed for precision.
Diamond shape with high balance: 365 grams, a hard Black EVA core and a Carbon 12K face with a rough surface for powerful attacking shots.
The accessible Bela: a diamond with a strikingly low balance point (260 mm), power you can steer.
Wilson's new power line: a diamond with a 3K carbon face and Power Foam core, but a moderate balance point (265 mm).
The top model of the Defy range: a diamond with 15K carbon and a Power Foam core for uncompromising attacking play.
A balanced 12K carbon diamond between power and control.
The control model of the volcano series: round, with a low balance and a very forgiving hitting area.
Nerbo + 12K: Nox's classic power diamond in its 2026 edition.
Control-oriented carbon model from artisan manufacturing.
Lighter M27 – same control, nimbler handling.
Light edition of the anniversary model.
According to the manufacturer, one of the fastest round rackets there is: HES carbon with a sandy surface over a medium-density EVA core, PowerRibs and Vibradamp damping for plenty of pace in a round head shape.
Oversize round-head version of the limited Nisse edition (also just 500 pieces): 3K carbon with Tri-Max reinforcement over a Pro EVA core – an extremely large, forgiving sweet spot.
Padel Market exclusive version based on the Vertex Comfort technology: diamond shape with high balance, textured Fibrix face over a dual-density MultiEva core, CustomWeight system for fine-tuning.
The soft Pro Cup: teardrop shape, HR3 Soft EVA core and aluminised fibreglass for comfort with enough power.
Teardrop control racket with a 3K carbon face, central balance and a medium-hard EVA core.
The women's version of the C300: teardrop shape, 3K carbon and a medium-hard EVA core for controlled play.
Round control racket with medium balance and a carbon face. Medium hardness and 360 g, designed for precision rather than power.
A light, soft women's pala with a grippy surface.
A lighter, softer volcano – the comfort version of the series.
R30 Golden White: classic polyethylene core – Royal Padel's trademark.
Round control racket from the Zidane collaboration: medium balance, soft EVA Soft Performance core, rough 3K carbon faces.
Round shape with low balance, a medium-hard core, carbon faces and 352 g – a light, easy-handling control racket with a large sweet spot.
The Bela MAX relies on a teardrop shape, medium balance and a soft EVA core – a well-balanced racket with a cushioned feel.
Alex Ruiz's control flagship: round shape, soft Soft Performance core and ASC carbon for precise tournament play.
Joma's soft Pro pala: a diamond with a soft Black EVA core.
A versatile teardrop from the Kombat volcano series.
Diamond with a 35 mm frame – balanced power from the Ultimate family.
Attacking diamond with high balance, a hard EVA core and 352 g – built for power on the smash, not for forgiveness.
The hard version of Joma's Blast Pro: hybrid shape with medium-high balance, a high-density Black EVA core and 12K carbon – firm and built for power.
The soft Blast Pro: the same hybrid shape with medium-high balance, but a Black EVA Soft core for more comfort and easier ball output.
Versatile Joma teardrop with medium balance, a hard Black EVA core and 8K carbon – firm and well balanced between attack and defence.
Round Joma racket with medium-high balance, a soft Black EVA core and 8K carbon – versatile, with easy ball output.
A flexible, soft comfort pala with a round shape.
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Between €150 and €200 you're in the upper mid-range: mature carbon rackets with a clear character for intermediate players. Power, control and all-round profiles are cleanly worked out here, often as previous-year models from earlier top series.
If you know your playing style, this class gives you the best ratio of performance to price – close to pro quality without its full premium.
For most players, yes. You get almost the same performance; the last €50–100 up to the top model is mainly paid by tournament players.
That's exactly what this class is for. Look for the profile (power or control) that suits your game.
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