Knowing that most of you come here to help make a decision regarding the choice of rackets (in the universe of hundreds of them) let me give everyone my personal experience: I am 53yo right side player M4 (some days more on the tip of 3) former (40y) tennis player and I had both (and a lot of others. I´ve played with Babolats Viper range (all of them - love the counter but to rigid for my "old" arm), with Head Speed Pro X (amazingly great, very powerfull, large sweet spot, buy too head heavy for me), Head Radical Pro and Motion, Bullpadel Vertex 04, and I finally come to terms with the Neuron. It´s hard enough (3K faces), very manoeuvrable, very confrontable, light felling racquet, that is perfect for my right side game, not a lot of free power but enough for occasions where you need to smash or use the vibora. A very rational choice! My undoubtable choice. Hope it helps.
@@robertk7469 My experience regarding the racquets I´ve tried: Tech Viper has a smallish SS, located in the top, and no tolerance; Counter Viper has a much larger SS towards the middle with more tolerance; Head in general (teardrop Head) have a big SS and are much more tolerant; The BullP Neuron has a big SS and its light and tolerant; Vertex and Hack, also, but more demanding, more head heavy and less "hollow" fell (tje only and single negative with the Neuron is that it feels hollow some times). The biggest SS and most tolerant padel I've played with is the Nox AT 18K (im now in between the Neuron and the Nox...). Of course its only my experience and there are 100022646484684131 (more or less) racquets out there, so I recommend you try before you buy.
Thanks for review. I had the 2024 Neuron, the Vertex 04, the Vertex 04 Confort and for me the best is..... The Vertex 04 Hybrid, and more effective with 5 Gr weight in the top of handle ;-) The Hybrid is better for control, power, confort and maniability, but it's my personal opinion ;-)
@@Turia050 depending on your level and your way of playing... I am a right-handed player playing on the right, coming from several decades of squash so rather a handle hitter... I found that the Vertex 04 Hybrid suited me better despite its extreme power but with a rather central sweetspot, by adding 5 gr at the end of the handle (10 gr was too much because I also added ShockOut dampeners) I had more control and this balance obliged me to better position my grip closer to the end of the handle. Overall I found the hybrid more comfortable than all the others, better controllable than a diamond, more tolerant too, while maintaining great power despite its more centered sweetspot.... In a word I love it :-) Another thing, I don't know if the hybrid has a lot to do with it, but no more tendinitis or pain in the elbow or shoulder like I've had with other rackets....
@@patriceginocchio8958 Amazing! I ordered it 2nd hand but i dont know about the shock dampeners (are they from bullpadel original)? And the power is not that much right? I also play right hand on the right!
Great review mate! You get deep enough in every important aspect, one question. Does the higher balance of vertex comfort give a less comfortable aspect and it feels "heavier" ?
I recently ordered the Vertex 04 Masters Finals 2023 edition that was released just before the Vertex 04. Some websites advertised it as Juan Tello's raquet and other websites as Di Nennos raquet. How different is that raquet to the newer vertex 04 models that got released just a couple of months after? I havent found a review for that raquet yet.
Nice review, thanks! I play with regular Vertex at the moment but I feel I want a lighter racket or a racket with a little lower balance. Is Vertex Comfort a good choice? Although I like the feel of regular Vertex like the hardness of the racket so I don't want too soft.
Knowing that most of you come here to help make a decision regarding the choice of rackets (in the universe of hundreds of them) let me give everyone my personal experience: I am 53yo right side player M4 (some days more on the tip of 3) former (40y) tennis player and I had both (and a lot of others. I´ve played with Babolats Viper range (all of them - love the counter but to rigid for my "old" arm), with Head Speed Pro X (amazingly great, very powerfull, large sweet spot, buy too head heavy for me), Head Radical Pro and Motion, Bullpadel Vertex 04, and I finally come to terms with the Neuron. It´s hard enough (3K faces), very manoeuvrable, very confrontable, light felling racquet, that is perfect for my right side game, not a lot of free power but enough for occasions where you need to smash or use the vibora. A very rational choice! My undoubtable choice. Hope it helps.
Is the sweetspot really that small?
@@robertk7469 My experience regarding the racquets I´ve tried: Tech Viper has a smallish SS, located in the top, and no tolerance; Counter Viper has a much larger SS towards the middle with more tolerance; Head in general (teardrop Head) have a big SS and are much more tolerant; The BullP Neuron has a big SS and its light and tolerant; Vertex and Hack, also, but more demanding, more head heavy and less "hollow" fell (tje only and single negative with the Neuron is that it feels hollow some times). The biggest SS and most tolerant padel I've played with is the Nox AT 18K (im now in between the Neuron and the Nox...). Of course its only my experience and there are 100022646484684131 (more or less) racquets out there, so I recommend you try before you buy.
What was your experience with Vertex 04?
@@plasticinetv it's a fabulous racquet, just a little to hard for me.
3K is stiffer than 12k.
Great review, can you please review Starvie rackets?
Please review the new siux rackets
Keep in mind that the pros are using different rackets. Don’t be fooled by paint jobs, it’s just marketing
Thanks for review. I had the 2024 Neuron, the Vertex 04, the Vertex 04 Confort and for me the best is..... The Vertex 04 Hybrid, and more effective with 5 Gr weight in the top of handle ;-) The Hybrid is better for control, power, confort and maniability, but it's my personal opinion ;-)
i have doubts between the neuron and the hybrid. So you would suggest the hybrid?
@@Turia050 depending on your level and your way of playing... I am a right-handed player playing on the right, coming from several decades of squash so rather a handle hitter... I found that the Vertex 04 Hybrid suited me better despite its extreme power but with a rather central sweetspot, by adding 5 gr at the end of the handle (10 gr was too much because I also added ShockOut dampeners) I had more control and this balance obliged me to better position my grip closer to the end of the handle. Overall I found the hybrid more comfortable than all the others, better controllable than a diamond, more tolerant too, while maintaining great power despite its more centered sweetspot.... In a word I love it :-) Another thing, I don't know if the hybrid has a lot to do with it, but no more tendinitis or pain in the elbow or shoulder like I've had with other rackets....
and the Neuron is my 2nd choice ;-)
@@patriceginocchio8958 Amazing! I ordered it 2nd hand but i dont know about the shock dampeners (are they from bullpadel original)? And the power is not that much right? I also play right hand on the right!
@@patriceginocchio8958 And how do you add that 5 grams on the handle if i may ask?
But what about the hybrid...
Great video as usual. Thanks.
Thanks, great review!😊
Best padel channel period 💯
Like this format!
I'm very curious of the difference between the Nox AT10 18K 2024 and Adidas Metalbone HRD 2024. Both used by top players on the left.
Great review mate! You get deep enough in every important aspect, one question. Does the higher balance of vertex comfort give a less comfortable aspect and it feels "heavier" ?
I recently ordered the Vertex 04 Masters Finals 2023 edition that was released just before the Vertex 04. Some websites advertised it as Juan Tello's raquet and other websites as Di Nennos raquet. How different is that raquet to the newer vertex 04 models that got released just a couple of months after? I havent found a review for that raquet yet.
Have you actually considered the fact that your scale might be 5g faulty?
Nice review, thanks!
I play with regular Vertex at the moment but I feel I want a lighter racket or a racket with a little lower balance.
Is Vertex Comfort a good choice?
Although I like the feel of regular Vertex like the hardness of the racket so I don't want too soft.
Please can you do a review on the Adidas metal bone 3.3🙏🙏🙏
Do you have test Real padel whip or anniversario ?
I hope i win the vertex of martin di nenno☘️☘️
I prefer 04 cmf
Siux ST3