The Bullpadel Flow 2027 is an attacking diamond racket for Advanced players. It has a Fibrix face on a MultiEVA core and a 350 to 360 g weight window. On paper it is built for finishing at the net, not for forgiveness. Handling and sweet spot read Low, so it asks for clean technique. No review of it has been found yet.
RBy Ruud Caris · facts checked 8 November 2026Choose it if
- you are an Advanced player who finishes points at the net and wants a diamond shape
- you hit the ball cleanly and centrally, so a small sweet spot does not bother you
- you want Medium power and Medium comfort from a fiberglass face without chasing maximum punch
Skip it if
- you are still building your technique and need forgiveness on off-centre hits, since this racket is demanding and the Bullpadel Pearl 2027 has the same Low control and Low sweet spot, so it is no easier
- you want the most power from a diamond, because the Babolat Technical Vertuo 2025 and the Kuikma Power Boost both read High on power
- you expect a quick, easy-to-swing racket because the product page calls it manoeuvrable, since the maneuverability meter reads Low
How it plays
Not enough specs yet for a play profile.
- Control Low, because the diamond shape and the fiberglass face leave less margin than a rounder racket, even with a MultiEVA core.
- Power Medium, as the meters suggest the diamond shape adds punch while the fiberglass face keeps it from reaching the top level.
- Comfort Medium, helped by the MultiEVA core and the fiberglass face, and a Vibradrive anti-vibration system is listed.
- Handling Low, so on paper you will need to prepare early at the net.
- Forgiveness Low, which means off-centre hits will be punished more than on a round racket.
Specifications
Not published by the brand: balance, frame
Specs from zonadepadel.es · checked 30 September 2026 · Spotted a wrong spec? Report it →
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Two Bullpadel Flow rackets from 2027 list the same Fibrix face and the same MultiEVA core. They also list the diamond shape and the 350 to 360 g window. The listed specs match except for balance, and thickness is not listed for the Woman version. That is the first thing to understand about this page.
No review of the Flow 2027 has been found yet. Everything below comes from the specs, so read it as what the numbers suggest, not as a report from the court.
Flow 2027 or Flow 27 Woman: one sheet, two names
The Bullpadel Flow 27 Woman lists the same core, face, shape, level and weight window. Alejandra Salazar is the named pro for both. All five meters match too. The one listed split is balance: the Woman version is Medium, while no balance is published for the Flow 2027.
So expect a very similar racket on paper. The build is not confirmed identical, so check balance and the other details on the shop page if they matter to you.
Called light and manoeuvrable, reading Low on handling
The product page calls the racket light, powerful and very manoeuvrable. That is a marketing claim. The meters here read Low on maneuverability, and the only driver is the diamond shape. The listed weight is 350 to 360 g, a mid-range window.
The same page says it adds power compared with its predecessor. No earlier version is listed here, so that claim has nothing to be checked against. Treat it as the brand's words.
A diamond at 525 cm2 and 38 mm: what it asks of an Advanced player
The level is listed as Advanced, and the shape explains why. A diamond puts its mass toward the top of the head. That adds punch. It also makes the sweet spot smaller and the racket slower to swing, which is why both meters read Low.
Control reads Low as well. The MultiEVA core raises it a little, but the fiberglass face and the diamond shape pull it down. On paper you get a racket that rewards a clean hit and gives little back on a poor one.
Is that a problem? Only if you hit off-centre often. If so, work on contact point first, or look at a rounder shape. The listed thickness is 38 mm.
A retailer lists the player profile as attacking. That fits the specs. A Custom Weight system is also listed. How it works is not published.
Fibrix over MultiEVA: where Medium power and Medium comfort come from
The profile here treats Fibrix as a fiberglass face. The product page, however, mentions a combination of fiberglass and carbon. Sources differ, so check the exact face material with the brand or shop if it matters to you.
On the meters, the fiberglass face lowers power but raises comfort. The MultiEVA core is rated medium and helps both control and comfort. The diamond shape pushes power back up.
The result is a middle road. Medium power means you supply the speed. Medium comfort means no harsh feel on paper, and the listed Vibradrive anti-vibration points the same way. It is not a promise for sensitive arms. No player has reported on it yet.
The surface is listed as 3D Grain. The product page says it helps you grip the ball for spin. That is a claim, not a measurement.
Next to the Pearl 2027 and the Babolat Technical Vertuo 2025
The Bullpadel Pearl 2027 uses the same Fibrix face, MultiEVA core and diamond shape. Its weight window is 355 to 365 g, 5 g higher at each end than the Flow. It has a High balance of 260 mm, while the Flow's balance is not published. Its meters match the Flow 2027 exactly, so on paper it is not a different style.
The Babolat Technical Vertuo 2025 is a different route. It is a 355 g diamond with an EVA core and a fiberglass face, and its power meter reads High against Medium here. Control, maneuverability and sweet spot stay Low on both. If you want more punch from the same kind of racket, that is the clearer step.
Alejandra Salazar's racket, with nobody having tested it yet
A pro name tells you who plays the racket, not how it feels for you. Alejandra Salazar is listed as the pro for the Flow 2027 and the Flow 27 Woman. No tested source, algorithm review or video has been found for this racket yet.
Until then, the sensible reading is this. It is a diamond for attacking Advanced players, with Medium power and comfort, and demanding handling. It suits players who match that description.
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Questions before you buy
Is the Bullpadel Flow 2027 the same as the Flow 27 Woman?
On the spec sheet they match on core, face, shape, level, pro player, weight window and all five meters. The one listed difference is balance, which is Medium on the Woman and not published for the Flow 2027.
Is the Flow 2027 suitable for intermediate players?
It is listed as Advanced. The diamond shape gives Low control and a Low sweet spot, so it is demanding. An intermediate player with clean contact might manage, but a rounder racket is usually easier.
Is it easy to manoeuvre at the net?
The product page says so, but the maneuverability meter reads Low because of the diamond shape. The weight window is 350 to 360 g. Expect to prepare early.
How does it compare with the Bullpadel Pearl 2027?
Build and meters are the same on paper. The Pearl weighs 355 to 365 g and has a High balance of 260 mm, so it is a little heavier. The Flow 2027 balance is not published, so the two cannot be compared on that.
Is the Flow 2027 worth the money right now?
Which shops deliver, and what shipping costs, depends on your country. The price comparison shows it for yours.
See all pricesHow heavy is it really?
The brand gives 350 to 360 g. That counts as medium. Each racket can differ within that range.
Why a range? →