Bullpadel Elite W 2026 Gemma Triay vs Wilson Pro Staff V2

“Gemma Triay's Elite W 2026 reads on paper like an attacking frame and plays like a complete one. The 12K carbon face over multilayer EVA gives a precise, informative strike; control 84 and maneuverability 78 are the numbers that actually define it, with power 80 arriving when the finish is on. The 350 to 360 g build keeps it quick through fast exchanges, and comfort 74 with tolerance 73 makes it one of the friendlier tour-level frames. For advanced all-court players, and anyone building a fast, tactical game, it is an easy recommendation at value 74.”

“The Pro Staff V2 borrows Wilson's legendary tennis name for a precision-focused padel racket, built around a soft EVA core and an even 265mm balance at 365g. Wilson positions it as an all-court frame rather than a pure specialist, and the soft core backs that up with a comfortable, controlled strike rather than a harsh, power-first one. The carbon face grade isn't specified by the manufacturer, which is unusual for this price tier and makes it harder to fully characterise the face's stiffness and pop. For an advanced player who wants Wilson's precision heritage in a genuinely all-court frame, it's a reasonable, competitively priced option - just go in expecting balanced performance rather than a standout in any one category.”

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