StarVie

StarVie Tritón Power+ (2027)

Editorial assessment · 2027 model

The StarVie Tritón Power+ 2027 is a high-balance diamond with an 18K Carbon Hybrid face and hard H-EVA Power core. We favour it for advanced players who already like firm contact and can create racket-head speed. Its official weight is 358 g ±8 g.

Best for
Advanced attackers who prefer a firm core and high balance.
Main trade-off
The hard, attacking setup puts more responsibility on preparation and clean acceleration.
StarVie Tritón Power+ 2027 padel racket
  • ShapeDiamond
  • Weight350–366 g (358 g ±8 g manufacturer specification)
  • BalanceHigh balance
  • LevelAdvanced

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Our assessment

Power needs a suitable swing

We would choose Power+ when you already generate pace and want a direct response. Its relatively moderate listed weight should not be mistaken for an easy beginner specification: balance and core matter just as much.

Test a sequence of defensive lobs and rushed volleys before judging it on smashes. If those shots become hard work, the M-EVA Balance model is the more useful comparison.

Check the weight range accurately

StarVie lists 358 g with an 8 g tolerance in either direction. Ask for the actual unit weight and include your normal grip when comparing it with a demo. We would prioritise repeatable timing over simply buying the heaviest example available.

Consider an alternative if: You need easy depth from a short swing or maximum forgiveness.

Strengths

  • Hard core and high balance for a developed attacking preference.
  • Textured 18K face.
  • Extended grip with a 358 g ±8 g specification.

Drawbacks

  • Less easy depth when you cannot accelerate.
  • Demanding on late or off-centre contact.

Specifications

Shape
Diamond
Balance
High balance
Weight
350–366 g (358 g ±8 g manufacturer specification)
Surface
18K Carbon Hybrid
Frame
Carbon
Core
H-EVA Power
Surface texture
Spin Boost Tech rough finish
Technologies
TriTech Core, Five Sides Tech, Anatomic Bridge Design, Longer Handgrip, Z-Shock, 38 mm thickness
Manufacturer code
PSTTP41000
Barcode (EAN)
8436612942056

FAQ

Is Power+ heavier than Balance+?
The official weight specification for both is 358 g ±8 g. Their core and balance brief are the more useful differences.
Which core does it use?
Hard H-EVA Power, paired with 18K Carbon Hybrid.
Is it suitable for a beginner?
We would start with a softer, easier-to-prepare racket. Power+ targets an established attacking game.

Alternatives

StarVie Black Titan 2027 padel racket

StarVie

StarVie Black Titan (2027)

The StarVie Black Titan 2027 combines a hybrid head, high balance and 24K Carbon Master with hard H-EVA Power. We recommend it to experienced attackers who prefer a direct, firm response. The Dynamic Star system adds balance adjustment to a 350–370 g starting specification.

Shape
Hybrid
Weight
350–370 g
Balance
High
Face
24K Carbon Master
StarVie Tritón Balance+ 2027 padel racket

StarVie

StarVie Tritón Balance+ (2027)

The StarVie Tritón Balance+ 2027 combines a diamond head and 18K Carbon Hybrid with medium-firm M-EVA Balance. We recommend it as the first Tritón Plus to compare if you want a more yielding core than Power+. Its official weight is 358 g ±8 g.

Shape
Diamond
Weight
350–366 g
Face
18K Carbon Hybrid
StarVie Tritón T-One 2027 padel racket

StarVie

StarVie Tritón T-One (2027)

The StarVie Tritón T-One 2027 is Tamara Icardo's signature diamond, with medium balance, 18K Carbon Hybrid and M-EVA Balance. We favour it for experienced players who want attacking shape without the high-balance brief of Tritón Power+. Its published weight range is 347–366 g.

Shape
Diamond
Weight
347–366 g
Balance
Medium
Face
18K Carbon Hybrid

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Researched 2026-10-08 · Last updated 2026-10-08 · How we assess gear