The Bullpadel Elite W 25 Gemma Triay 2025 is Gemma Triay's racket. She is the most decorated women's player in padel history and her racket reflects her game precisely: teardrop shape, Fibrix face, MultiEVA core, medium balance. Not a power weapon, not a pure control racket - an all-court tool built for a player who dominates through consistency, positioning and the ability to attack when the opportunity demands it.
Who it's for
This is Gemma Triay's racket - she is the most decorated women's player in padel history, and the Elite W reflects her game precisely. It is an all-court tool for a player who dominates through consistency, positioning and the ability to attack when the opportunity demands it. It suits advanced women players who want a control-focused racket that still has genuine attacking capability.
Power-first players who want a diamond should skip it, as should players who need full multiglass comfort. The Elite W is a versatility play, not a power weapon or a pure control racket.
How it plays
The teardrop shape positions the sweet spot in the upper-centre of the face with a medium balance point. This makes the Elite W more manoeuvrable at net than a high-balance diamond while delivering more overhead authority than a round shape - a genuine all-court specification.
The Fibrix face gives more exit speed on smashes and flat drives than multiglass would, so the attacking option is real when you need it. The Elite Core reinforcement increases torsional resistance, keeping the frame stable on off-centre contacts, and the Air React Channel improves swing aerodynamics. At 355 to 365g it is on the lighter end for a pro-line racket, which contributes to its speed and manoeuvrability without compromising stability.
Feel and materials
Fibrix is a carbon-glass hybrid that sits between standard multiglass and full carbon in both performance and arm load. The feel is crisper than multiglass, with more exit speed, but with less vibration transmission than a standard carbon face - a meaningful advantage for players managing a heavy schedule. Vibradrive and Carbontube frame construction are shared with the broader pro lineup.
The honest caveat: Fibrix is still more demanding than multiglass, so it is not the right choice for players with arm sensitivity.
Final word
The 2025 version is still available below the updated 2026 model and delivers the same core Triay specification. For advanced women players who want a legitimate all-court racket with the Fibrix advantage and pro-circuit validation, the Elite W 2025 is one of the strongest options in the women's range. The price is high for intermediate players, but for the advanced all-court game it is built for, it earns its place.
Strengths
- Gemma Triay pro line - Premier Padel circuit validated
- Fibrix face delivers carbon-level feel with lower arm load than pure carbon
- Teardrop shape provides genuine all-court versatility
- Medium balance enables fast net play and attacking overhead
- 355-365g weight gives speed without sacrificing stability
Weaknesses
- Fibrix is more demanding than multiglass - not for players with arm sensitivity
- Teardrop limits pure baseline power versus a high-balance diamond
- Women's fit and weight range - less suited to men's game
- Price at EUR 179.95 is high for intermediate players
Frequently asked questions
Who is the Bullpadel Elite W 2025 for?
It is for advanced women players who want Gemma Triay's teardrop all-court racket - control-focused but with genuine attacking capability through the Fibrix face.
What does the Elite W 2025 weigh?
It weighs 355 to 365g, on the lighter end for a pro-line racket, which contributes to its speed and manoeuvrability.
Is the Elite W good for beginners?
No. The Fibrix face is more demanding than multiglass, making it an advanced all-court racket.
Which pro uses the Elite W?
Gemma Triay, the most decorated women's player in padel history.
