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Babolat Technical Veron 3.0 vs Bullpadel Flow Legend
The Babolat Technical Veron 3.0 and Bullpadel Flow Legend sit at opposite ends of our power comparison: the Veron is the stiffest racket in the group and carries the premium price to match, the Flow Legend the most flexible and the more accessible of the two.
Babolat explicitly calls out the Veron's stiff structure, and it sits at the top of the premium band among our power picks. The Flow Legend, a tier below on price, uses Fibrix — a flexible fibreglass-carbon blend — which trades a little outright stiffness (and therefore top-end power) for a more forgiving, controllable strike.
Weight follows the same pattern in miniature: the Flow Legend is the lightest of the four power rackets we've compared (355 g) against the Veron's 360 g — a small gap, but consistent with the Flow Legend's overall positioning as the softer-edged, more accessible power option.
| Babolat Technical Veron 3.0 | Bullpadel Flow Legend 2026 | |
|---|---|---|
| shape | diamond | diamond |
| weight | 360 g | 355 g |
| balance | high | high |
| feel | hard | hard |
| € | premium | mid-range |
Babolat Technical Veron 3.0
- shape
- diamond
- weight
- 360 g
- balance
- high
- feel
- hard
premium
Bullpadel Flow Legend 2026
- shape
- diamond
- weight
- 355 g
- balance
- high
- feel
- hard
mid-range
The Veron suits a player who wants maximum, unfiltered pace and already has the technique to control it. The Flow Legend suits a player who wants to start hitting with real power without the harshest, least forgiving feel in the category.
Price links coming soon — we're finishing our comparison data.
FAQ
Does a flexible face mean less power overall?
A little, at the very top end — but the difference matters far less than shape and balance, and a more flexible face can mean more consistent power for players who don't yet time every shot perfectly.