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StarVie Triton Power +

StarVie Triton Power +

The maker's published specifications, each with its source below. Your own trial decides the fit.

Weight350 to 366 g (12.3 to 12.9 oz)
ShapeDiamond
BalanceHigh
CoreHard, EVA (H-Eva Power)
Facecarbon 18K (18K Carbon Hybrid)
Thickness38 mm (1.5 in)

€265.50 including VAT at Padel Market (delivers to 25 countries), read on 11 November 2026. The shop shows the current price and delivery.

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Price history

Latest price read at Europe Padel Shop

€243.76+ VAT

Read on 11 November 2026 · 32 days of readings since 11 October 2026

Lowest price we have recorded
€243.76LOW €243.76NOW €243.7611 Oct11 Nov
International Padel ShopLowest price we have recorded

€294.95 incl. VAT12 November 2026

International Padel ShopLowest price we have recorded

€243.76 + VAT11 November 2026

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Is StarVie Triton Power + a match for your game?

Consider it if you want a build oriented toward a full attacking swing. Power scores 80/100 in our specification model.

Shape
Diamond
Balance
High

Specifications and sources.

Based on 5 of 5 published model inputs, not a play test.

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How these alternatives are selected

Nearest calculated profiles with at least four published inputs and a documented specification difference. Shop payments and stock do not affect this order. Overlapping weight ranges do not guarantee a lighter individual racket; face materials alone do not establish feel.

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Specifications and sources

Published specifications, not our play-test findings. Each value links to its source.

Reference price published at starvie.com: €265.50 · 28 October 2026. It is not the price of the shop in the buy button.

SpecPublished valueEvidence
ShapeDiamondShape Diamond starvie.com
Weight350 to 366 g (12.3 to 12.9 oz)Weight 358 (+/- 8 g) starvie.com
BalanceHighBalance High starvie.com
CoreHard, EVA (H-Eva Power)Core H-EVA POWER. Hard rubber for maximum power and precision. starvie.com
Facecarbon 18K (18K Carbon Hybrid)Surface 18K CARBON. 18K CARBON HYBRID Medium-density carbon that provides balance between power and comfort. starvie.com
Thickness38 mm (1.5 in)Thickness 38mm starvie.com
Textured faceYesSPIN BOOST TECH Textured surface that increases spin and improves control. starvie.com
Price€265.50265.5 EUR (schema.org offer) starvie.com

Collection note: The product page does not print a model year. It is listed in the current racket collection on starvie.com, whose collection text describes the current material range. Year left null rather than inferred. Weight min and max computed from the published 358 (+/- 8 g).

How our estimates work

These ratings are calculations from published specifications, not measured playing results or our play tests.

Power80
Control10
Handling36
Forgiveness18
Comfort28
Value12
  • Power 80 = shape (diamond) 45/45 + balance (high) 35/35 + weight (358g) 7.2/20 = 87.2 points, placed on the 10 to 90 scale
  • Control 10 = shape (diamond) 0/60 + balance (high) 0/40 = 0 points, placed on the 10 to 90 scale
  • Handling 36 = balance (high) 0/50 + weight (358g) 32/50 = 32 points, placed on the 10 to 90 scale
  • Forgiveness 18 = shape (diamond) 0/45 + firmness (hard) 0/35 + face material (hybrid) 10/20 = 10 points, placed on the 10 to 90 scale
  • Comfort 28 = firmness (hard) 0/40 + face material (hybrid) 12.5/25 + balance (high) 0/20 + weight (358g) 9.6/15 = 22.1 points, placed on the 10 to 90 scale
  • Value 12 = mean of the two highest ratings, divided by the price in euros, scaled so the best value in the index is 100

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Questions about the StarVie Triton Power +

Is the StarVie Triton Power + a power or a control racket?

On its published specification the StarVie Triton Power + is a power-oriented racket. It rates 80 for power and 10 for control on the PadelTrue model, mainly because of its diamond shape and high balance.

Is the StarVie Triton Power + good for beginners?

It rates 18 out of 100 for forgiveness. That is a demanding build. Rackets like this reward clean technique and are usually a poor first racket. The manufacturer lists its level as "High".

Is the StarVie Triton Power + arm-friendly?

It rates 28 out of 100 for comfort, a rating built from core firmness, face material, balance and weight, describing feel and physical demand. That is on the demanding side of the index. This describes the build, it is not medical advice.

How much does the StarVie Triton Power + cost?

€265.50 on starvie.com when checked on 28 October 2026.

How much does the StarVie Triton Power + weigh?

The published weight is 350 to 366 g (12.3 to 12.9 oz).

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