Javi Garrido's Padel Racket 2026: Wilson Defy Pro V1
Javi Garrido plays the Wilson Defy Pro V1 in 2026.
Where to buy the Wilson Defy Pro V1
Stores that carry it. Prices change daily, so we link to each store's own page instead of showing a number that would go stale.
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Javi Garrido's padel rackets from previous years
Older models from the same range, usually cheaper. Not necessarily the racket the player used that year: several have switched brands.
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My take
The heaviest racket in the men's ranking, and not by a little.
Heads-up: I have not played this one. What follows are the numbers and what they say next to other rackets on tour. When I test it, I will update the page.
370 grams flat, no range. Almost every other racket in the top gives you ten or fifteen grams of margin; this one does not. And to put it in context: Ale Galán, the most feared hitter on tour, plays with 345-360. Garrido carries up to twenty-five grams more.
Add that it is a diamond with a high balance and 15K carbon faces. A shape that piles the mass up top, a high weight and one of the stiffest faces built. Everything pushes the same way: hitting.
The interesting part is comparing it with his brand-mate. Momo González plays the Endure Pro V1: round, low balance, textured 3K and a dual-density core. Same brand, opposite philosophies. Wilson gives you both ends of the spectrum and you pick your side.
ON PAPER IT SUITS YOU IF: you attack from the net, you find the middle on the smash and moving 370 grams for two hours does not scare you.
ON PAPER IT DOES NOT IF: you play more from the back than the net, or your arm talks to you late in matches. There is no forgiveness here for an off-centre ball.
Fact sheet based only on verified specs. Court test pending.
Specifications: Javi Garrido's racket in 2026
Wilson · Wilson Defy Pro V1 · Diamond
Alternatives to the Wilson Defy Pro V1
Looking for similar rackets within the 2026 Premier Padel men's ranking? By shape or by brand, these are the closest alternatives to the Wilson Defy Pro V1:
Frequently asked questions about Javi Garrido's racket
What padel racket does Javi Garrido use in 2026?
Javi Garrido, No. 20 in the Premier Padel men's ranking, uses the Wilson Defy Pro V1 by Wilson for the 2026 season.
Is the Wilson Defy Pro V1 good for intermediate players?
The Wilson Defy Pro V1 is a top-level competition racket (Diamond, Competition). Advanced and competition players will get the most out of it, and a committed intermediate player can grow into it — but it takes solid technique to unlock its full potential.
Where can you buy the Wilson Defy Pro V1?
The best verified option right now is Padel Market, which lists this exact model. Use the "Buy on Padel Market" button, or see every store that carries it further down.
What racket brand does Javi Garrido use?
Javi Garrido plays with Wilson rackets on the 2026 Premier Padel tour. Specifically the Wilson Defy Pro V1, a racket with a diamond shape and a Power Foam core. See all the Wilson padel rackets used by the pros.
Which padel rackets does Javi Garrido play?
Just one on tour: the Wilson Defy Pro V1. Professionals play a single model for the whole season. Earlier models from the same range are still sold, and we list them above under Javi Garrido's padel rackets from previous years — but an older model is not necessarily what Javi Garrido played that season, since several players have changed brand.
Sold on Javi Garrido's racket?
It is available at Padel Market. Every store that carries it is listed above.