Tecnifibre Bomba Lite vs Bomba Max

The main difference: Bomba Lite has a soft feel, Bomba Max a hard one. There are other differences too, set out below. Bomba Lite is £79 cheaper today.

Compared on the brands’ published specs and the prices we record from UK shops. We have not play-tested either racket. Prices checked 5 October 2026. We may earn a commission if you buy through a shop link; it does not change the price.

Tecnifibre · Diamond · Beginner

Bomba Lite

£99.99delivered

Cheapest at Express Padel, 2 shops compared

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Tecnifibre · Diamond · Advanced

Bomba Max

£178.99delivered

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Which one suits you

Pick the Bomba Lite if

You want to spend less: it is £79 cheaper delivered today (£99.99 against £178.99).
You want comfort: the core is soft, which gives more help on slow balls and tends to be kinder to the arm.
You want a lighter racket: about 20 g less.
You want the more forgiving of the two: the brand pitches it at newer players, so it asks less of your technique.

Pick the Bomba Max if

You swing fast and want a crisper response: the core is firmer.
You already hit the ball cleanly: the brand pitches it at advanced players.

Not a factor, because they are the same on both: shape (both diamond), balance (both medium).

Specs side by side

Rows that differ are highlighted.

	Bomba Lite	Bomba Max
Shape	Diamond	Diamond
Weight	345 to 345 g	365 to 365 g
Balance	Medium	Medium
Feel	Soft	Hard
Core	Foam	Foam
Face	Carbon/fibreglass	Carbon 18K
Surface	Rough	Rough
Spin	High	High
Level	Beginner	Advanced
Style	Power	Power
Season	2026	2026
RRP	£140	£270