Oxdog Hyper Pro+ 2.0 2026

Introduction

The Oxdog Hyper Pro+ 2.0 is a hard, tear-shaped racket for advanced players who want a blend of power and precision.

Shape & Balance

The tear shape gives you a nice balance between power and control. It's not as head-heavy as a diamond, so it feels more manageable.

Swinging feels natural, with the weight distributed well. You get decent whip on smashes without sacrificing too much control.

Grip

The grip feels comfortable in the hand, with a standard size that most players will like. The handle doesn't slip, even when you sweat.

Over a long match, you'll notice some fatigue because of the hard feel and weight, but it's not excessive. Take breaks when you can.

Power & Control

Power is outstanding—9.5 out of 10. You can hit through the court with ease, especially on smashes and flat shots.

Control is even better at 10, which is rare for a power-oriented racket. You'll place the ball precisely, making it a great choice for aggressive players who rely on accuracy.

Comfort & Speed

Comfort is a trade-off: the hard core and face give you great feedback but can be jarring on off-center hits. That huge sweet spot helps, though.

Speed is above average at 8.7, so you can react quickly at the net. It's not the fastest racket you'll ever use, but it's maneuverable enough for most situations.

Materials & Durability

The frame is carbon fiber, which is strong and holds up well. The faces are HES Carbon, a material that adds stiffness and durability.

Hard EVA core is dense and long-lasting. Expect this racket to handle regular play without issues, as long as you don't smack it on the court.

Analysis

This racket plays as firm as its feel suggests. The hard EVA core and HES Carbon faces give you a solid, direct response on every shot.

With a power score of 9.5, you can end points quickly, but you need to swing with proper technique. The control is perfect at 10, so placement feels almost effortless when you're in position.

That sweet spot is huge—9.9—which forgives off-center hits better than you'd expect from a hard racket. It's a real plus.

Maneuverability at 8.7 is good for a tear shape, but it's not lightning fast during quick exchanges at the net. You'll need good preparation.

If you're a beginner or prefer a softer, more forgiving feel, this racket will punish you. It's built for players who can generate their own pace and want to dominate.