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Bullpadel
Bullpadel Flow Light (2025)
Round shape, low balance, soft feel — a control racket for intermediate players.
- Shape
- Round
- Weight
- 350–360 g
- Balance
- Low
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Wilson Bela LS V3 (2025)
Editorial assessment · 2025 model
The Bela LS V3 is the lighter, softer option in this Bela range. Wilson lists a 355 g nominal weight, 260 mm balance and hybrid head, with woven carbon fibre over a soft foam core. We would start here if you like the Bela shape but do not want the Pro's weight and firmer construction.
- Best for
- Improving and experienced players who prefer a lighter carbon-faced racket with a softer core.
- Main trade-off
- The LS reduces nominal weight by 15 g compared with the Pro, but it also changes the face and core; it is not simply the same racket made lighter.
- ShapeHybrid, also described as teardrop
- Weight355 g (nominal; manufacturer tolerance unverified)
- Balance260 mm, manufacturer figure
- LevelIntermediate
Where to buy
€184.95
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Our assessment
Which Bela makes sense?
Choose between LS and Pro by weight and feel before looking at the name. LS uses ComfortFlex and soft foam at 355 g nominal. Pro uses a 24K carbon face and high-density Power Foam at 370 g. They share the hybrid head shape but serve different preferences.
We would include the LS in a comparison for an improving player who already knows they prefer less weight. The Pro badge is not a reason to move away from a lighter racket that suits your game.
Consider an alternative if: You deliberately want a heavier racket and firm contact, or your weight limit is below 355 g.
Strengths
- Its 355 g nominal weight is the lightest in the Bela V3 family.
- The ComfortFlex face and soft foam provide a clear alternative to the Pro's firm construction.
Drawbacks
- Players who prefer heavy, firm rackets may favour the Pro.
- A 355 g nominal figure does not guarantee a particular finished weight after extra grips or a protector.
Specifications
- Shape
- Hybrid, also described as teardrop
- Balance
- 260 mm, manufacturer figure
- Weight
- 355 g (nominal; manufacturer tolerance unverified)
- Surface
- ComfortFlex woven carbon fibre
- Frame
- Carbon
- Core
- Soft foam
- Surface texture
- Spin2 texture
- Hardness
- Soft
- Technologies
- ComfortFlex, Duo Grid, Sharp Hole Technology, V-Bridge, Stability Channel, Spin2, 455 mm length
- Colourway
- White/Red
- Manufacturer code
- WR186711U2
- Barcode (EAN)
- 0097512928908
PadelFormat estimate: Medium, based on the published balance point.
FAQ
- Is the Bela LS V3 a lightweight racket?
- Yes. At 355 g nominal, it is towards the lighter end of rackets and 15 g lighter on paper than the Bela Pro V3. It is worth considering if a 370 g racket feels cumbersome, although extra grips and a protector add weight.
- Is the Bela LS V3 just a lighter Bela Pro?
- No. The LS has a ComfortFlex carbon face and soft foam core. The Pro uses 24K carbon and firmer, high-density Power Foam. Pick LS for its lighter, softer setup; pick Pro only if you prefer the extra weight and firm response.
Alternatives
Nox
NOX Equation Hard Advanced (2026)
The firmer Equation for intermediate players who prefer a round head. It uses a fibreglass face, HR3 Hard EVA and Exclusive Spin texture, with a 355–365 g range. Compare it with Soft if your current racket feels too springy on blocks and volleys.
- Shape
- Round
- Weight
- 355–365 g
- Balance
- Medium
- Face
- Fiber Glass 3K
Nox
NOX Equation Soft Advanced (2026)
A soft-feeling round racket for improving players. Equation Soft has an HR3 Soft EVA core, fibreglass face and Exclusive Spin texture. Choose it over Hard for the softer contact; NOX's current listing puts its weight at 360–375 g.
- Shape
- Round
- Weight
- 360–375 g
- Balance
- Medium
- Face
- Fiber Glass 3K
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Open the racket chooserResearched 2026-09-07 · Last updated 2026-09-10 · How we assess gear