About Oxdog
Although Oxdog is a relatively new player in padel, the brand has quickly gained attention among both players and equipment enthusiasts. Behind this success is a clear philosophy: technology should not just look advanced – it should make a real difference on court.
For this reason, Oxdog works with details such as vibration dampening, aerodynamic frame construction and adjustable weight systems. Several models allow you to customise the racket’s weight and balance so it better matches your playing style.
This is exactly what the brand itself describes as a “no nonsense” philosophy. Every technology has a purpose, and every design decision is made with performance on court in mind.
Oxdog padel rackets
Oxdog padel rackets are developed for players who want modern technology combined with proven playing characteristics. Instead of filling the rackets with features, Oxdog focuses on the details that actually affect your game – such as stability, control in ball contact and reduced vibrations.
The result is padel rackets that feel balanced and comfortable to play with, whether you play a few times per month or several times per week.
Which Oxdog series should you choose?
Oxdog divides their padel rackets into several series, each developed for different playing styles.
Ultimate is the series for players who prioritise power and a more offensive expression in their game.
Hyper combines speed and manoeuvrability and is a popular choice for players who want a fast and dynamic racket.
Pure is known for its control and precision while still offering plenty of power when needed.
Sense is typically the most comfortable series and is aimed at players who want a softer and more forgiving playing experience.
Oxdog’s range of padel rackets
To make it easier to find the right racket, Oxdog has divided their range into several levels. The differences mainly relate to materials, core hardness and how demanding the racket is to play with.
Pro
Oxdog’s Pro rackets are developed for experienced players and competitive players. The core in these rackets is typically firmer, which gives a more direct and powerful response when you hit the ball cleanly in the sweetspot.
Tour
The Tour rackets sit just below the Pro models and are also aimed at advanced players. Many players actually find the Tour series to be an excellent match because it still delivers high performance without being as demanding as the Pro models.
Match
The Match series is developed for intermediate players. These rackets have a more forgiving core and are generally easier to play with, while the carbon frame still allows for good speed in your shots.
Court
The Court series is aimed at beginners and players who play padel more occasionally. The materials typically consist of a combination of carbon and fiberglass, which results in a softer and more comfortable racket.
