The Wilson Bela Pro V3 is Fernando Belasteguín’s signature racket — a 24K carbon control-and-attack frame with Wilson’s V-Bridge construction, built for advanced players who want versatility with bite.
This review covers its build, specs and on-court feel, and who it’s for. See also our best Wilson padel rackets guide.
Wilson Bela Pro V3 at a glance
Why it wins: Fernando Belasteguín’s signature racket — a 24K carbon control-attack frame with V-Bridge stability, for advanced players who want versatility. (~$399)
- Round/teardrop — control-first, versatile
- 24K carbon face + Spin2 texture
- V-Bridge for stability and manoeuvrability
- ~370 g — Fernando Belasteguín’s racket
Main features of the Wilson Bela Pro V3
The Bela Pro V3 carries Wilson’s flagship padel tech, tuned to Belasteguín’s control-led game:
- 24K carbon hitting face for touch and spin
- Spin2 textured surface for grip on the ball
- V-Bridge frame for rigidity and manoeuvrability
- Stability Channel for a planted, connected feel
- ~370 g playing weight tuned for advanced players
Specification of the Wilson Bela Pro V3
Here are the full specs of the Wilson Bela Pro V3:
- Shape: Round
- Weight: ~370 g
- Balance: Medium
- Core: EVA
- Faces: 24K carbon
- Player level: Advanced
- Type of play: Control / versatile
- Pro: Fernando Belasteguín
Our review of the Wilson Bela Pro V3
The Bela Pro V3 is a control player’s racket that can still attack. The round-leaning shape and 24K carbon face give precise, connected feedback and excellent touch, while the Spin2 surface bites the ball well for slices and topspin. The V-Bridge keeps it stable without feeling sluggish.
At ~370 g it’s demanding — it rewards a player who can generate their own pace and place the ball, which is exactly Belasteguín’s game. It’s not the easy-power option a diamond is, but for an advanced all-courter who values control and versatility, it’s one of the best.
Pros
- Precise, connected control
- Great touch and spin from the 24K face
- Stable yet manoeuvrable (V-Bridge)
- Legendary pedigree
Cons
- Demanding at ~370 g
- Less raw smash power than a diamond
- Premium price
Who is the Wilson Bela Pro V3 for?
The Bela Pro V3 suits advanced all-court players who lead with control and placement but still want to attack — and who can handle a heavier, more demanding frame. Beginners and pure power-hitters should look elsewhere.
How the Wilson Bela Pro V3 plays
From the back of the court it’s superb — precise, controlled, with the touch to work the ball and defend lobs.
At the net it volleys cleanly and can finish, though it asks for good timing rather than handing you free power like a diamond.
Wilson Bela Pro V3 vs the alternatives
Against pure power diamonds like the Adidas Metalbone or Bullpadel Vertex 04, the Bela Pro trades raw smashing pace for control, touch and versatility. If you want power-first, those win; if you want a control-led all-rounder, the Bela does.
Is the Wilson Bela Pro V3 worth it?
It’s a flagship at a flagship price, but the build quality and Belasteguín pedigree are real. For an advanced control player it’s worth it; improvers will get more from a cheaper, more forgiving frame.
Conclusion
The Wilson Bela Pro V3 is one of the best control-and-attack rackets going for advanced all-courters. Compare it with the power options in our best padel rackets and best advanced rackets guides.
Lucas Sánchez is the founder of SimplePadel. Born and raised in Spain, Lucas has been living in the US and UK for the last 20 years and currently calls Miami his home. While he’s never played professionally, the dream is still alive.
Lucas loves nothing more than playing (and talking) about padel, and he considers himself lucky to have a wife and family that share his love for the game.