Collection: Starvie 2027 Padel Rackets (10)
Starvie 2027 padel rackets give you several ways to play the game you want. The collection ranges from easy-to-handle control rackets to versatile models and rackets with a distinctly attacking profile. You will also find the Eternal signature model from Sanyo Gutiérrez and the Tritón T-One from Tamara Icardo. Explore the differences and choose the Starvie racket that suits your experience, preferred feel and shots.
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Which Starvie 2027 padel racket should you choose?
Start by considering what you want more of in your game. If you want to position the racket more easily in defence and control the ball with confidence, a control-oriented racket is a good place to start. If you want to switch between building the point and playing attacking shots, a versatile model is the more obvious choice. If power is a high priority, look at the more attacking rackets. If you are unsure how head shape and balance affect your choice, read our guide to choosing a padel racket.
The differences within Starvie's 2027 collection are clear. The Shade and Kyra are round, head-light rackets for players who are new to padel. The Phantom also has a round head shape and low balance, but offers a more advanced control racket. The Metheora+, Astrum+ and Eternal have more versatile profiles, while the Tritón+ Power and Black Titan are designed for players who prioritise attacking power.
New additions to the Starvie 2027 collection
Starvie introduces five new shapes in its 2027 collection. These include the Eternal, Sanyo Gutiérrez's signature racket with a hybrid shape, and the Tritón T-One, Tamara Icardo's lighter signature racket with a diamond shape and neutral weight distribution. The Raptor+ has been given a new teardrop shape, while the Metheora+ and Phantom have new shapes focused on versatility and control respectively.
On the Eternal, Tritón T-One and Raptor+, Power Balance allows you to change the weight distribution using adjustment weights. This lets you customise the feel of the racket if you want more weight towards the head or a different balance during the swing. Check the individual product page to see whether the weights are included or need to be purchased separately.
Head shape, balance and core change the feel on court
A round racket with low balance is typically easier to manoeuvre when you need to react quickly or make reliable contact with the ball in defence. A high balance puts more weight behind attacking shots, but also requires you to control the racket throughout the swing. Between the two, you will find Starvie models with teardrop or hybrid shapes that offer room for both control and power.
Also consider the racket's core. The Shade, Kyra and Phantom use the softer S-Eva Flex, while models including the Eternal and Tritón T-One feature M-Eva Balance for a firmer feel. At the attacking end of the range, the Black Titan and Tritón+ Power combine high balance with H-Eva Power. Head shape alone therefore does not tell the full story of how a racket feels on contact with the ball.
Find your Starvie 2027 racket at Mypadellife.com
Explore the Starvie models at the top of the page and compare their head shape, balance and feel before making your choice. You can also browse our full range of Starvie padel rackets. If you want to compare Starvie with this season's rackets from other brands, you can view all 2027 padel rackets at Mypadellife.com.
FAQ about Starvie 2027 padel rackets
What is new in Starvie 2027 compared with 2026?
Starvie has developed new shapes for the Eternal, Tritón T-One, Raptor+, Metheora+ and Phantom. The collection also features the two signature models from Sanyo Gutiérrez and Tamara Icardo. On the Eternal, Tritón T-One and Raptor+, you can also customise the weight distribution using Power Balance.
What does Power Balance do?
Power Balance is a system that places weights in the racket frame to change the weight distribution. This allows you to adjust the balance to suit your preferred feel. The system is available on the Eternal, Tritón T-One and Raptor+. Whether the adjustment weights are included depends on the model.
What is the difference between the Tritón+ Power and Tritón+ Balance?
Both have a diamond shape and an 18K Carbon Hybrid hitting surface. The Tritón+ Power has a high balance and a firm H-Eva Power core, providing a more direct, attacking feel. The Tritón+ Balance has neutral weight distribution and an M-Eva Balance core. This makes it easier to manoeuvre and provides a more comfortable feel, while still delivering power from the diamond shape.
Which Starvie 2027 padel racket is suitable for a beginner?
The Shade and Kyra are both round rackets with low balance and a soft core. They are easier to handle while you work on your technique, timing and precision. Choose between them by comparing their weight and your preferred feel.
Which Starvie 2027 models have a softer feel?
The Shade, Kyra and Phantom feature S-Eva Flex, which is Starvie's softer core in these models. The Shade and Kyra are designed for beginners, while the Phantom is a more advanced control racket. If you prefer a firmer response, compare them with models featuring M-Eva Balance or H-Eva Power.
Should I choose the Eternal or Tritón T-One?
Both are signature models featuring Power Balance and an M-Eva Balance core. The Eternal has a hybrid shape and a versatile profile, while the Tritón T-One combines a diamond shape with a lighter setup and neutral weight distribution. Choose based on your preferred head shape and weight, and check the product details regarding adjustment weights before purchasing.









