Bullpadel Elite 02 27 Woman

Four labels changed since last year's Elite 26 Woman. The one that matters most is the balance, which moved from Medium to Low on the Bullpadel Elite 02 27 Woman. Nobody has published a court test of the 2027 racket yet. Everything below is read from the specs, so treat it as a careful guess, not as experience.

Four labels moved from the Elite 26 Woman: frame, surface, weight and balance

The frame is now listed as ExoFrame. The 2026 racket was listed as 100% interwoven carbon. The surface went from Rough to 3D. The lightest weight in the range dropped from 350 g to 345 g. And the balance label went from Medium to Low.

These are changed labels in shop listings. They are not measured differences. A new name for a frame or a surface tells you the listing changed, not how much the racket changed in your hand. The core (MultiEVA), the face (Fibrix), the hybrid shape, the 38 mm thickness and the 360 g upper weight are all the same as before.

If you own the Elite 26 Woman, the balance is the change to think about. The rest reads like a refresh.

Maximum manoeuvrability, says the product page: the meters read Medium

The product page talks about "maximum manoeuvrability" and a lighter feel in movement. That is the brand's pitch, not a measurement. The reading from the specs is more modest: maneuverability comes out as Medium. The only driver that raises it is the low balance.

Why not higher? Nothing else in the listing helps. The weight range is 345 to 360 g, which is not especially light for a racket sold on handling. A low balance puts less weight in the head, so it should be easier to swing. Nothing else lifts it, which caps how nimble the racket reads.

Fibrix over MultiEVA in a hybrid head: why comfort reads High and power Low

The face is Fibrix, which the listing describes as fiberglass. Paired with a MultiEVA core, which reads as medium, and a low balance, comfort comes out High. That suggests a racket kind to your arm, which matters if you play often.

The same face is why power reads Low. Fiberglass lowers it, and so does the low balance. The hybrid shape raises it a little, but not enough to change the label. So the pace on your shots will come from your swing, not from the racket.

Control lands at Medium. The core, the shape and the balance all help, but the fiberglass face pulls it back. Not a precision tool on paper, but a steady one.

345 to 360 g with a Low balance label: what it asks of an advanced arm

The weight is listed as a range, 345 to 360 g, and the listing names a Custom Weight system. The product page says this system lets you adapt weight and balance to your preferences. That is a claim, and the listing gives no detail on how far it goes. In practice, expect your racket to land somewhere in that range.

A low balance is usually easier on the wrist and shoulder over a long match. It should also make the racket easier to react with at the net. The price is less weight behind the ball. If you rely on a heavy head to push through the shot, this will feel light up front. If you attack with timing and placement, that may suit you.

Shops list the level as Advanced, and the player profile as All-round. Read that as a racket for a confident player, not for someone still learning to hit cleanly.

Elite 02 27 next to the Wonder 27 Woman: two close women's hybrids

The Wonder 27 Woman is the nearest comparison in the data. It shares the MultiEVA core, the Fibrix face, the hybrid shape, the 38 mm thickness and the Advanced level. Its balance is also listed as Low, at 250 mm. Its weight range is 350 to 360 g. Its meters read the same as the Elite 02 27: Medium control, Low power, High comfort, Medium maneuverability, Low sweet spot.

The pro player differs: Claudia Fernández for the Wonder, Gemma Triay for the Elite. On paper the two rackets are hard to separate. A direct comparison lays out the remaining differences in the listings.

Balance in mm, head size, handle: what Bullpadel does not publish for 2027

Three specs are missing for this racket: the balance in mm, the head surface and the handle. The 2026 version was listed at 260 mm, so you can see where the older racket sat. For 2027 you only have the word Low. Without the number, you cannot say how far the balance moved.

If these numbers matter to you, check them in a shop or ask the brand before you buy. Until then, the safe reading is simple: a comfortable, low-balance hybrid that favours handling over power.