Wilson Bela Pro V3 (2025) — Full Review | PadelCritic
Power • diamond shape • head-heavy

Wilson Bela Pro V3 (2025) — Review

A modern power mold with a firm, connected feel, a tighter contact window and serious finishing potential. It prioritises raw smash output and stability over plush comfort.

Wilson Bela Pro V3 (2025) padel racket

Verdict

From the back it’s firm and direct; depth comes when you hit clean and in front. At net it’s notably stable, rewarding decisive volleys and aggressive overheads. If you have the timing and the forearm, this is a real point-ender.

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8.3

PadelCritic Scores (0–10)

Power9.5
Control7.8
Maneuverability7.5
Comfort7.2
Spin8.9
Forgiveness7.0
Sweet spot7.4
Durability8.6
Value8.0
Overall8.3

Pros & Cons

Pros

  • Explosive smash and vibora power.
  • High stability from 24K face + firm core.
  • Grippy Spin² texture for reliable spin bite.
  • Crisp, precise feedback for offensive play.

Cons

  • Lower comfort; demanding on the arm.
  • Smaller, higher sweet spot (tighter window).
  • Less forgiving on rushed defensive contacts.

On-court performance

Back of the court

Firm and directional. Depth relies on preparation rather than trampoline. Clean mechanics get rewarded; lazy swings don’t.

At the net

Very stable on punch volleys. Keeps the face true through contact, promoting straight, penetrating volleys.

Overheads

Where it shines. Aggressive víbora/bandeja carry heavy spin; x3/x4 becomes realistic for trained hitters.

Comfort & vibrations

Filtered but firm. Players sensitive to stiffness may prefer a softer layup.

Who it’s for / not for

Great fit if…

  • You’re advanced or a strong intermediate with confident overheads.
  • You value stability and a crisp, connected strike.
  • Your role is to finish points from the forecourt.

Skip it if…

  • You prioritise plush comfort and easy depth.
  • You want a large, centred sweet spot (try NOX AT10 family).

Specs (expected)

ShapeDiamond
BalanceHead-heavy tendency
FeelFirm/crisp, high stability
SurfaceSpin² rough/grippy finish
Weight~370 g

Build highlights: 24K Carbon face • high-density “Power Foam” core • C2 Tubular Construction • Duo Grid Hole Pattern.

Alternatives

ModelWhy pick itTrade-offs
Adidas Metalbone 3.3Power + adjustable weight/balance system.Less stable on mishits; setup-dependent.
Bullpadel Vertex 04 2025Stable cannon with better forgiveness.Heftier feel; slower in fast exchanges.
HEAD Extreme Pro 2025Raw power + lively feedback.Less comfort; narrower margin for error.

Bottom line (30-second take)

  • Want a true finisher’s frame? Shortlist it.
  • Need comfort-first or big forgiveness? Look elsewhere.
  • Technique + timing = this racket at its best.

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