In short
The Babolat Technical Viper 3.0 is a diamond-shaped padel racket, weighing 360–380 g, with high balance, a 3K Carbon face, and a Hard EVA core, according to Babolat's published specs. Babolat lists it for a technical striker style. On specs alone it suits attacking players who already defend well; Valor has not tested it on court yet.
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| Shape | diamond |
|---|---|
| Weight | 360–380 g |
| Balance | high · 270 mm from the butt |
| Thickness | 38 mm |
| Core | Hard EVA |
| Face | 3K Carbon |
| Frame | Carbon |
| Play style (as listed) | Technical Striker |
| List price | 273.00 USD |
| Season | current catalogue (version 3.0) |
What the specs suggest
On published specs alone, this racket points toward attacking players who already defend well. Elbow-friendly: Not by the specs.
How this is worked out: shape (diamond +2, round -2) + balance (high +1, low -1) + core feel (hard +1, soft -1); tennis elbow = round + soft core + max weight <= 365 g. It is a starting point, not a court test.
What other reviewers say
Scored 8.7/10 overall; strongest power (10), weakest ball output (7.5) on its 0–10 scales.
Scored 8.8/10 overall; strongest power (9.2), weakest comfort (6.2) on its 0–10 scales.
Scored 91/100 overall on PRR's 0–100 scale.
Summaries are Valor's own words; follow each link for the full review.
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Sources
- Babolat product page (checked October 11, 2026)