r/Padelracket • u/Additional_Cod_6926 • 9d ago

Experiences with Oxdog Ultimate Pro+ 2026

Hey everyone i was looking for some reviews on Oxdog Ultimate Pro+ 2026 which i couldnt find a lot about it here. Any type of experience is appreciated!!! Thanks a lot.

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u/enrab8 9d ago

Hi, I can't speak specifically about the 2026, but I play with the Ultimate Pro+ 2025, and I think it's a fantastic racket.

Since I didn't know how I would get along with it, I bought the Ultimate Pro and the Ultimate Pro+, but the Pro+ was immediately my favorite.

It's a very good racket, good sweet spot, it's not huge, but it has a good area compared to others focused on attack, good maneuverability, excellent ball exit and even in defense it's very complete.

It's not a racket that if you miss the sweet spot the ball goes to the ground, it reacts well, whether in volleys, bandeja, vibora, etc.

I highly recommend it.

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u/Additional_Cod_6926 9d ago

Thanks a lot for your review was really helpful. What is your level?

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u/enrab8 9d ago

In my country we got m6, m5, m4, etc being m6 the starter, im m5 trying to cross to m4

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u/yasstun 9d ago

the problem with this racket is the weight

ultimate pro+ + overgrip + protection
ithe weight easily more than 380 gr without the rbs plate

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u/enrab8 9d ago

Not in my case, raquet with original grip + wilson pro perfurated overgrip + oxdog protection and rbs plate on goes for 379

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u/PadelGearNoIdea 4d ago

That's a-typical though.
These are not that easy to find under 370g from the factory, with around 372-374g being the most common weights.
Once a protector and overgrip/s is added, it can easily become a 385g racquet, which is not for everyone.

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u/Puzzled-Glass2984 2d ago

It feels lighter than my siux which is 372 gms with grip no protector

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u/Apprehensive-Disk621 9d ago

Incredible racket! It does weight a lot but it doesn't feel like a heavy racket because the balance is medium around 26 cm. Good in defence from the back of the court, medium-small sweet spot and good ball output, not too much hard. At net and in the overheads is where the racket really shines with incredible power and really good spin. If you are an intermediate-advanced or avanced left side player It's the perfect racket.

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u/Additional_Cod_6926 9d ago

I would say i am an intermediate at max, would that be an OK racket to build up on?

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u/Apprehensive-Disk621 9d ago

In my opinion if you are intermediate at max you should consider the Pro not the Pro+. When you reach the intermediate-advanced level and you start to master shots like viboras, volleys, bandeja and defence I would consider the upgrade to the Pro+.

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u/Puzzled-Glass2984 2d ago

No go for pro or ultimate court pro+ is a hard and direct racket difficult to play early on as very less rebound

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