Head Coello Team 25

The Head Coello Team 25 is a power-focused racket built around the signature style of Agustín Tapia's former teammate and one of the most aggressive players on the World Padel Tour. At 400g with a diamond shape and high balance point, this racket is designed to generate serious pace from the back of the court. If you play an attacking game and want a racket that rewards hard swings, this is built for that purpose.

The soft core is the detail that makes this combination work. Diamond shape and high balance naturally push weight toward the head, which amplifies power but can make the sweet spot less forgiving. The soft foam offsets that by adding a degree of comfort and a slightly larger effective hitting area, so the racket does not punish off-centre contact as brutally as a hard diamond would. That said, 400g is genuinely heavy, and the high balance means you will feel that weight through every swing. Control players and anyone still developing their technique will find this racket works against them rather than for them.

This is a racket for advanced players who already hit with good timing and want more punch on smashes, bandeja finishes, and flat drives. If you are intermediate or play a touch-based game from the net, look at something with a round or teardrop shape and a lower balance point instead. You can browse options in our padel rackets collection.

Frequently asked questions

Is this racket suitable for beginners or intermediate players?

No. The heavy weight and high balance demand good timing and physical conditioning. Beginners and most intermediate players will lose control and risk arm fatigue.

Does the soft core mean it lacks power?

Not in this case. The soft foam adds comfort and a slightly larger sweet spot, but the diamond shape and high balance still make power the dominant characteristic.

What kind of player is the Coello Team 25 designed for?

It suits advanced players who favour an aggressive, attacking style, particularly those who rely on powerful smashes and drives from the back court.

How does 400g compare to a typical padel racket?

Most padel rackets sit between 355g and 385g. At 400g, this is on the heavier end and will feel noticeably substantial, especially during long matches.