Varlion Bourne prisma radio

Varlion Bourne prism radio

The Varlion Bourne prism radio represents an innovative evolution in padel racket design, born from the synergistic combination of two iconic shapes - the teardrop Avant and the diamond Cañon. This unique fusion results in a padel racket that is specifically tailored to players who strive to maintain control without giving up power. With the teardrop shape you experience refined precision and comfort, while the diamond shape represents the power and impact required for explosive blows. The Varlion Bourne Prisma Radio padel racket emphasizes the strengths of both styles and offers an uncompromising performance on the padel court.

Key features

One of the most striking innovations of the Varlion Bourne prism radio model is the radio technology, which revolutionizes the production, durability and performance of the blades. As a result, we have managed to produce the first padel racket that comes already perforated from its own mold. This was made possible by two important developments: first, the creation of a new mold that integrates the relief around the holes; and second, pre-drilling and trimming the materials before insertion. This causes the racket to come out of the mold with the holes already made and a smooth, rounded edge. The technical result of this is a significant increase in core strength and a 50% reduction in material use. Another innovation of this model is the Airflow technology, designed to improve airflow through the blade through elongated holes between the frame and the core. As with the other holes, radio technology is also used here. This professional padel racket has the Prisma frame, which reduces the contact point of the frame with walls and surfaces by 90%, while air resistance is reduced by 10%. This results in improved maneuverability and greater acceleration power when striking. In addition, we have reinforced the most vulnerable point, the head, with an adhesive bumper that perfectly matches its shape, the Prisma bumper. This not only covers the frame, but also the connection to the head of the padel racket.