Before its acquisition by Aguirre y Cia in 2005, Bullpadel was still the mark of the bull terrier, an animal that she displayed as a logo on her rackets.

This obviously seems surprising today, but before adopting its B-shaped logo, and its innovative racquets, Bullpadel was a mark recognizable largely by the bull terrier displayed on his rackets.

Even if from a design point of view, this may seem totally incredible, we already hear Cristina Cordula screaming “fashion faux-pas”, in 1995, it seemed completely normal to display a bull terrier in logo on a racket. At the time, Juan Mieres or Paquito Navarro had no problem with this dog.

If you walk around clubs in Spain, you will often see these old rackets displayed on the wall, which was very fashionable in the late 90s. With vintage being particularly in fashion at the moment, one wonders if Bullpadel a bull terrier edition of one of these rackets will not be released soon. Unless the brand do not prefer to completely bury this old image...

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