Babolat padel rackets
Three Babolat rackets are in our catalogue. Two are diamonds, so a firm hit high on the face gets more power; one is round, so a hit that is not quite central still plays well. In two of them, the weight sits toward the head, which adds power to a firm swing and makes them feel heavier to move; in one, it sits in the middle, so it feels neither heavy nor light at the top. Two suit players from advanced level up, and one from pro level.
What the range covers
- Shape
- 2 diamond · 1 round
- Where the weight sits
- 2 toward the head · 1 in the middle
- Weight
- 355–372 g
- Suits players from
- advanced · pro
- Photographs
- 3 of 3
Which Babolat fits you?
The finder asks a few questions about how you play, then checks all 15 rackets in our catalogue — not only the Babolat ones. A racket fits you or it doesn't, whoever makes it.
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Babolat Counter Viper (2023)
360–370 g · from pro level
- Round — The face stays wide around its centre, giving central contact more face around it.
- The weight rides toward the head, so a firm swing carries more power and the racket feels heavier and slower to move.
Babolat Technical Veron (2024)
355–360 g · from advanced level
- Diamond — The face widens toward the top, giving a high contact point more face behind the ball.
- The weight sits in the middle of its length, between the head-heavy and head-light feels.
Babolat Technical Viper (2024)
360–372 g · from advanced level
- Diamond — The face widens toward the top, giving a high contact point more face behind the ball.
- The weight rides toward the head, so a firm swing carries more power and the racket feels heavier and slower to move.
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Questions players ask about Babolat
The Technical Viper. It is a diamond, so a firm hit high on the face gets more power, and its weight sits toward the head, which adds power to a firm swing and makes it feel heavier to move.