Oxdog Hyper Pro+ 2.0 2026

Introduction

The Oxdog Hyper Pro+ 2.0 2026 is a heavy, hard-feeling tear racket built for advanced players who want maximum power and control.

Shape & Balance

The tear shape gives a good balance between power and control. It's not as head-heavy as a diamond, so you get decent maneuverability for a racket this weight.

The balance feels even, which helps on defense. You can get it into position quickly, but the 370 grams still add some swing weight.

Grip

The standard grip fits comfortably in your hand. No issues with the handle, even over a long match.

The grip absorbs some vibration, but the hard feel means you'll still feel most impacts. Over three sets, your arm might get tired, but it's manageable.

Power & Control

Power is 9.5—very high. Smashes come off fast, and you can end points quickly. Control is perfect at 10; you can place the ball exactly where you want, even in tight angles.

The combination means you can hit hard without losing accuracy. That's rare—most power rackets sacrifice some control, but this one doesn't.

Comfort & Speed

Comfort is okay, but the hard feel and weight make it tough on the arm. You'll feel every off-center hit more than with a softer racket.

Speed is decent—maneuverability is 8.7, which is high. It moves well despite the weight, but not as fast as a lighter racket. You'll need a quick wrist for defense, but it's doable.

Materials & Durability

The frame is carbon fiber, which is strong and light. The faces use HES Carbon, a high-quality material that adds stiffness and power.

The core is EVA Hard, giving that solid, firm feel. These materials should hold up well over time if you don't hit the ground. Durability looks good, but hard impacts could cause cracking—it's stiff, not flexible.

Analysis

This racket plays as its ratings suggest—a beast. The high power is obvious on smashes, and the control is pinpoint, so you can place shots with precision. The rebound is quick, making it responsive in fast exchanges, though the weight asks for solid technique.

The sweet spot is huge, which forgives off-center hits, but its overall heft and hardness demand a skilled, strong player. You need a full swing to get the best out of it; it's not for lazy wrists. The tear shape gives a good balance, but the 370 grams make it feel more like a diamond in terms of weight ahead.

If you're an intermediate, this racket will punish you. It's heavy, stiff, and unforgiving—you'll tire quickly and lose control. Beginners should stay far away. But if you're a high-level player who wants both power and control, it's a top pick.

In short, it's a demanding racket that rewards good form. You get elite control and huge power, but you must bring your A-game every match.