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Wilson Defy Pro V1 Padel 2 2025 Javi Garrido Review (2026)

Wilson Defy Pro V1 Padel 2 2025 Javi Garrido

Review updated July 2026

84/100
PRR

The Wilson Defy Pro V1 Padel 2 2025 Javi Garrido scores 82 on control and 76 on power, giving it a control-biased all-court profile for intermediate players who want precise directional play alongside workable pace.

84/100
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Power, Control & Comfort Scores

Overall it sits in the top 16% of 1,000 rackets we’ve tested — its control score ranks in the top 7%.

Power
High76
Control
Very High82
Maneuverability
High72
Sweet Spot
High73
Comfort
High73
Value
High72
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Our verdict

The Wilson Defy Pro V1 Padel 2 2025 Javi Garrido scores 82 on control and 76 on power, giving it a control-biased all-court profile for intermediate players who want precise directional play alongside workable pace. Tolerance at 73 and comfort at 73 confirm a forgiving, arm-friendly character. Maneuverability at 72 is adequate. PRR score: 84/100.

We loved
  • Control rating 82: reliable directional precision for an intermediate all-court frame
  • Javi Garrido signature: pro-level tactical credibility behind the frame
  • Tolerance at 73 and comfort at 73: forgiving and arm-friendly for extended sessions
  • PRR score 84: above-average overall performance for an intermediate frame
Worth knowing
  • Power at 76 limits effectiveness as a pure finishing weapon on heavy overheads
  • Maneuverability at 72 makes fast net reactions a little slower: positioning must come early
  • Not the right pick for players wanting to develop an aggressive, overhead-heavy game
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Control
ShapeRound
LevelIntermediate
Playing styleVersatile
Year2025
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Garrido's game plan in racket form

A control-biased all-rounder with Javi Garrido's tactical credibility behind it: reliable directional precision, workable pace, and a forgiving, arm-friendly character that survives extended sessions. It rewards thinking padel. It's limited as a pure finishing weapon on heavy overheads, net reactions prefer early positioning, and it's the wrong tool for developing an aggressive, overhead-heavy game.

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