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Oxdog Padel Rackets 2026 — All 12 Models Independently Rated

Every Oxdog racket in our database, measured on 8 parameters and matched to three playing profiles. No brand deals. No sponsored picks.

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Which Oxdog is right for you?

One editorial pick per playing profile, from the full review data.

Attacker
Ultimate Pro Smash 2026

Ultimate Pro Smash 2026

AttackerDiamondAdvanced368 ghigh

The smash-specialist frame in the Oxdog range: diamond geometry, maximum head weight, built for players who finish points with overhead power. The most aggressive Oxdog of 2026.

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Hybrid
Hyper Tour X 2.0 2026

Hyper Tour X 2.0 2026

HybridDropAdvanced363 gmedium

The all-court Hyper: drop geometry with a balanced, responsive feel that works from the back of the court to the net. The most versatile frame in the Oxdog range.

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Defender
Pure Tour X 2026

Pure Tour X 2026

DefenderRoundAdvanced365 gmedium

The control reference in the Oxdog range: round shape, low balance, soft and precise output. Built for right-side players who build points through placement and patience.

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The Oxdog lineup, mapped by playing style

Each racket is placed by our measured profile scores: further right = more attacking, higher up = more defensive. Color marks the dominant profile. Filter by shape or profile, hover a racket for the numbers, click through for the full review.

Profile
Shape
Level
7.2 7.4 7.6 7.8 8.0 8.2 8.4 8.6 7.2 7.4 7.6 7.8 8.0 8.2 8.4 8.6 Attack → Defense → Hyper Pro 2.0 2026 Hyper Pro 2.0 Hyper Pro Plus 2.0 2026 Hyper Pro Plus 2.0 Hyper Tour X 2.0 2026 Hyper Tour X 2.0 Pure Pro Plus 2026 Pure Pro Plus Pure Tour X 2026 Pure Tour X Ultimate Court 2026 Ultimate Court Ultimate NXT GEN 2026 Ultimate NXT GEN Ultimate Pro Plus Ultimate Pro Plus Ultimate Pro 2026 Ultimate Pro Ultimate Pro Light 2026 Ultimate Pro Light Ultimate Pro Smash 2026 Ultimate Pro Smash Ultimate Tour X 2026 Ultimate Tour X
Attacker Hybrid Defender
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The Oxdog 2026 lineup, compared

Specs as measured in our reviews. Click a model for the full analysis.

Model Year Shape Weight Balance Stiffness Level Profile Deal
Ultimate Pro Smash 2026 Ultimate — Power 2026 Diamond 368 g high 70/100 Advanced Attacker
Ultimate Pro Plus Ultimate — Power 2026 Diamond 368 g medium 70/100 Advanced Attacker
Ultimate Pro 2026 Ultimate — Power 2026 Diamond 367 g high 60/100 Advanced Attacker
Ultimate Pro Light 2026 Ultimate — Power 2026 Diamond 350 g high 65/100 Advanced Attacker
Ultimate Tour X 2026 Ultimate — Power 2026 Diamond 355 g medium 55/100 Advanced Attacker
Ultimate Court 2026 Ultimate — Power 2026 Diamond 365 g medium 45/100 Beginner Attacker
Ultimate NXT GEN 2026 Ultimate — Power 2026 Diamond 345 g medium 50/100 Intermediate Attacker
Hyper Pro Plus 2.0 2026 Hyper — Hybrid 2026 Drop 370 g high 75/100 Advanced Attacker
Hyper Pro 2.0 2026 Hyper — Hybrid 2026 Drop 365 g high 60/100 Advanced Attacker
Hyper Tour X 2.0 2026 Hyper — Hybrid 2026 Drop 363 g medium 60/100 Advanced Hybrid
Pure Pro Plus 2026 Pure — Control 2026 Round 370 g high 70/100 Advanced Defender
Pure Tour X 2026 Pure — Control 2026 Round 365 g medium 60/100 Advanced Defender

How to read the Oxdog lineup

Oxdog names follow a clear three-tier hierarchy. The family name — Pure, Hyper, Ultimate — tells you the intended playing style: Pure is control (round), Hyper is hybrid (drop), Ultimate is power (diamond). The spec level — Tour X, Pro, Pro+, Pro Smash — sets the demand and output: Tour X is control-biased and forgiving, Pro is the balanced performance tier, Pro+ adds stiffness and power, and Pro Smash is the maximum-attack specialist frame.

The "2.0" suffix on Hyper models marks the second generation of that platform, with refined materials and an updated layup. Lite cuts weight for faster hands, Court is the entry-level spec, and NXT GEN targets developing players with pro-inspired geometry at a friendlier weight. Read the name left to right and you know the racket before the specs table.

Ultimate — Power

The power line. Ultimate frames are built around diamond geometry and head-heavy balance for maximum offensive output. The Pro Smash is the range-topper, the Pro+ adds extra rigidity, and the Lite and Court versions bring the platform to lighter, more accessible specs.

Hyper — Hybrid

The all-court line. Hyper frames use drop geometry for a balance between net finishing and back-court control. The 2.0 generation refines the layup for a more connected feel, with the Pro and Pro+ pushing toward attack and the Tour X staying closer to control.

Pure — Control

The control line. Pure frames feature round geometry and low balance for placement-first play. The Tour X is the technical reference, the Pro+ adds a touch more rigidity for advanced defenders who still want precision.

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Oxdog rackets — FAQ

What is the difference between Oxdog Pure, Hyper and Ultimate?
Pure is the control family with round shapes and low balance. Hyper is the hybrid family with drop shapes for all-court play. Ultimate is the power family with diamond shapes and head-heavy balance for aggressive net play. Each family has multiple spec levels from Tour X (control) to Pro Smash (attack).
What does "2.0" mean on Oxdog Hyper rackets?
The "2.0" suffix marks the second generation of the Hyper platform. It indicates a refined carbon layup, updated core materials, and a more connected feel compared to the first generation. All 2026 Hyper models are 2.0 spec.
Which Oxdog racket is best for intermediate players?
Look at the Ultimate Court, Ultimate NXT GEN, and Hyper Tour X 2.0 first. These models offer more forgiving behavior, lighter weights, and accessible specs than the Pro and Pro+ tiers. The Pure Tour X is also an excellent control option for intermediates moving up from entry-level gear.
Is Oxdog a good brand for control players?
Yes. The Pure line is built entirely around control, with round shapes, low balance, and soft, precise output. The Hyper Tour X 2.0 also leans control-biased within the hybrid family. Even the Ultimate Tour X offers a more controlled take on the power platform.
Where can I buy Oxdog rackets?
Each model in the comparison table above links to the retailers that stock it, and every full review lists all available stores. Links are affiliate links: they support PadelVerdict at no extra cost to you.
What is the difference between Oxdog Pro and Pro+?
Pro is the balanced performance tier within each family. Pro+ adds extra stiffness and a more direct response, demanding cleaner technique but rewarding with more power and precision. Pro+ is aimed at advanced players; Pro fits a wider range from advanced to strong intermediate.