Bullpadel Xplo 2027 Padel Racket

If there is one frame built purely to hit hard, this is it. Developed around Martin Di Nenno, the Xplo 2027 Padel Racket is the most extreme model ever to come out of the Bullpadel Lab, with a simple objective that is difficult to achieve: maximum real power, no filters.The geometric head increases leverage while the high, head heavy balance puts mass towards the top of the frame to help you generate power on smashes and overheads. The most interesting piece is the Wave System, a more flexible section built into the frame that helps it load and release energy efficiently, which pays off even when you are not swinging flat out.This is not designed to be the easiest frame in the collection. It is designed to have an extremely high power ceiling for experienced players with the technique and strength to take advantage of it.Features:Wave System - A more flexible section built into the frame that helps it load and release energy efficiently, particularly when you are not generating maximum swing speed.Air Power - An aerodynamic redesign of the bridge that reduces air resistance, making the frame lighter in the hand and easier to accelerate into the ball.Hexature - A structural reinforcement of the frame focused on holding stability through heavy and off centre impacts.Geometric Shape - A wider head profile that significantly increases the hitting surface and shifts the balance towards attack, adding leverage on overheads.Custom Weight - A weight system using resin finished carbon plates of three grams each, added at set points on the frame. It lets you adjust the balance and total weight to suit your own game.X-Tend Carbon - A carbon hitting surface using an open pattern weave that lightens the structure while keeping it responsive and balanced.MultiEva - A core built from three layers of EVA at different densities. The stiffer outer layers reinforce the most powerful impacts while the softer inner layer absorbs vibration and improves control on the gentler shots. Shop all Bullpadel here!Need advice on buying a racket? Click here!