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Bullpadel Hack 04 vs Vertex 05 2026

·Updated June 2026·8 min read

Bullpadel's two flagship 2026 power rackets go head-to-head: Paquito Navarro's Hack 04 vs Juan Tello's Vertex 05. Both are pro signatures with live prices and Padelvo scores in our catalog — compared below on power, control, sweet spot, and value.

Quick verdict

Hack 04 for power · Vertex 05 for forgiveness

Choose Hack 04 if you want Bullpadel's highest power rating (9.97 PWR) and Paquito-style net aggression. Choose Vertex 05 if you want a larger sweet spot (9.22 vs 8.22) and Tello's more balanced hybrid diamond. Both score 87–88 overall and retail from ~€240–250.

Which should you buy?

Choose Hack 04 if…

  • You want the highest power in Bullpadel's 2026 lineup
  • You attack from the net and play Paquito-style aggressive padel
  • You have advanced technique to handle a stiff diamond frame
  • Smash speed matters more than sweet-spot forgiveness

Choose Vertex 05 if…

  • You want a larger sweet spot and more forgiving response
  • You prefer Juan Tello's balanced hybrid diamond feel
  • You play all-court — power with better control balance
  • You want strong performance with slightly more manoeuvrability

Common questions

Which is more powerful?

Hack 04 — 9.97 PWR vs Vertex 05's 8.53 in our catalog. Paquito's signature is Bullpadel's top power frame for 2026.

Which has better control?

Hack 04 edges it at 9.01 CTL vs 8.82 — but Vertex 05 compensates with a bigger sweet spot (9.22 vs 8.22).

Are they the same price?

Very close — Hack 04 from €240, Vertex 05 from €250 in our live catalog. Check retailers for current deals.

Can beginners use either?

Neither is ideal for beginners. Both are pro signatures. Start with round or teardrop control rackets under €150.

Full comparison tool

Open the interactive compare page for specs, retailer prices, and side-by-side charts — or explore the full Bullpadel 2026 collection.

Paquito or Tello?

Both rackets are elite — the right pick depends on whether you prioritise raw power or sweet-spot forgiveness.