StarVie

StarVie Triton Power (2026)

Editorial assessment · 2026 model

A teardrop-shaped frame with a high balance and a firm eva, quoted at 360–375 g. On those specifications it reads as a balanced racket for advanced players: it splits the difference between punch and forgiveness.

Best for
Improving attackers who want flagship-style power without a flagship price.
Main trade-off
It is very good at most things and outstanding at none.
StarVie Triton Power padel racket, product photograph supplied by Padel Market
  • ShapeTeardrop
  • Weight360–375 g
  • BalanceHigh balance
  • LevelAdvanced

Where to buy

€148.00

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Our assessment

Triton Power is a serious attacking frame at a mid-range price, which is unusual. It is hard-feeling and best suited to a player who already generates racket-head speed.

Consider an alternative if: You prefer a soft, comfortable ball response.

Strengths

  • Genuine put-away power from the smash
  • Holds its line against heavy balls

Drawbacks

  • Firm impact that can tire the arm
  • Small sweet spot that punishes off-centre hits
  • Slower to react in fast net exchanges

Specifications

Shape
Teardrop
Balance
High balance
Weight
360–375 g
Surface
3K carbon
Frame
Carbon
Core
EVA
Hardness
Firm
Sweet spot
Attack-oriented, positioned high
Technologies
Carbon face, Power-oriented format, Triton frame geometry

FAQ

Is the StarVie Triton Power (2026) suitable for beginners?
It is documented as an advanced-level racket, so a beginner is usually better served by a rounder, more forgiving frame.
How heavy is the StarVie Triton Power (2026)?
The published range is 360–375 g; individual frames vary within it.
Is the StarVie Triton Power (2026) comfortable on the arm?
Comfort comes down to its firm core and teardrop shape. Treat it as a demanding frame if you have had arm trouble.

Alternatives

Babolat Technical Veron 3.0 padel racket, product photograph supplied by Padel Market

Babolat

Babolat Technical Veron 3.0 (2026)

A head-heavy diamond with a CarbonFlex face, Black EVA and a 360 g target. The Technical Veron is worth comparing if you like an attacking setup but want a different construction from the 370 g, Hard EVA Technical Viper.

Shape
Diamond
Weight
350–370 g
Balance
High
Face
CarbonFlex carbon and fibreglass weave

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Last updated 2026-08-21 · How we assess gear