“Elite Limited Rome Edition is Gemma Triay official racket for the Italy Major, and it plays like her game: a lighter, head-light build with a PrismLock frame that blocks torsion so control stays precise even under pressure.”
Elite Limited Rome Edition355g · Head-light · EVA Multilayer
83/100
PRR Score
Teardrop
Shape
EVA Multilayer
Core
Head-light
Balance
Performance
Power, Control & Comfort Scores
Overall it sits in the top 22% of 1,000 rackets we've tested — its control score ranks in the top 3%.
Power
High78
Control
Very High86
Maneuverability
Very High80
Sweet Spot
High72
Comfort
High76
Value
Good62
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PRR Score
83PRR Score
Inside the frame
Elite Limited Rome Edition Specs
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CoreEVA Multilayer
Foam core determines feel and vibration damping.
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ShapeTeardrop
Head shape affects sweet spot size and balance.
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SurfaceFibreglass
The texture of the outer face.
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Weight355g
Frame weight (unstrung, without handle wrap).
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BalanceHead-light
Balance point determines power vs. control trade-off.
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LevelAdvanced
Target player level for this racket.
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Balance point260 mm
Measured from the handle butt — higher = more head-heavy.
Our verdict
Elite Limited Rome Edition is Gemma Triay official racket for the Italy Major, and it plays like her game: a lighter, head-light build with a PrismLock frame that blocks torsion so control stays precise even under pressure. This is a teardrop built for players who want to direct the ball, not just hit it hard, with enough manoeuvrability to stay comfortable at the net.
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Full specification
ControlStandardBalanced
Shape
Teardrop
Face weave
Fibreglass
Core
EVA Multilayer
Balance
260mm · Head-light
Weight
355g
Level
Advanced
Playing style
Control
The series story
Bullpadel Elite
Gemma Triay's do-everything racket, now in its second generation
The Bullpadel Elite is Gemma Triay's line, and it has run under two different names across its history -- worth knowing so the family tree makes sense. It started as the Elite Light W (2023, PRR 81), a women's-specific hybrid. The Elite W generation followed with the 2025 edition (PRR 87) and 2026 edition (PRR 88, the series' best score to date), plus a limited Rome Edition (PRR 83) along the way. For 2027, Bullpadel dropped the 'W' from the name and relaunched the line as the Elite 02 (PRR 85) -- Triay's racket, same core versatile-hybrid identity, new generation number.
Every generation shares the same brief: a hybrid shape and even balance built for a genuinely versatile, all-styles game rather than a specialist power or control tool -- the racket for a player who needs to do everything well rather than one thing brilliantly.
Which one should you buy?
Be straightforward with yourself on this one: the 2026 Elite W (PRR 88) is the highest-scoring racket this line has ever produced, and if you can still find it, it beats the new 2027 Elite 02 (PRR 85) on our numbers. The 2027 Elite 02 is the current generation and gets Bullpadel's latest Total Channel aerodynamics, but it does not yet beat its predecessor in our testing -- buy it for the new-generation construction and updated fit, not because it scores higher. The 2025 Elite W (PRR 87) is excellent value once discounted. The original Elite Light W (PRR 81) and the limited Rome Edition (PRR 83) are now dated relative to the rest of the family.
This carries Gemma Triay's own Major-edition build, and it plays like a racket meant to direct the ball rather than just strike it hard. The lighter, head-light teardrop shape and Bullpadel's torsion-resistant frame keep control precise even when the pace picks up, and it stays genuinely comfortable at the net rather than feeling like a compromise. A strong pick for a player who wants a tour-player's control racket without needing tour-player timing to get the best from it.
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What level of player is the Elite Limited Rome Edition designed for?
The Elite Limited Rome Edition is built for Advanced players, scoring 83/100 overall in PRR's testing.
What shape is the Elite Limited Rome Edition and what does that mean on court?
The Elite Limited Rome Edition has a teardrop (hybrid) head, blending the power of a diamond with the control of a round shape for an all-court balance.
How much does the Elite Limited Rome Edition weigh and what's its balance?
The Elite Limited Rome Edition weighs 355g with a Head-light balance.
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