Oxdog Sense Pro 2024

Introduction

The Oxdog Sense Pro 2024 is a round, medium-hard racket that prioritizes control and an enormous sweet spot, ideal for defensive players and those seeking precision.

Shape & Balance

The round shape keeps the balance low, making the racket head feel stable and easy to manage. This contributes to a controlled swing. Low balance also means less strain on your arm during long matches—your shoulder will thank you.

Grip

The handle feels standard, and the grip is comfortable for most hand sizes. Over a long match, the low balance keeps fatigue low, so you can maintain your level deep into the third set.

Power & Control

With power at 8 and control at 8.9, this racket clearly favors control. You can hit deep, accurate shots without excessive risk. The trade-off is that you won't get the same easy power as a diamond-shaped racket; you'll need to take a fuller swing to generate pace.

Comfort & Speed

Comfort is solid thanks to the EVA Medium+ core and round shape, which absorb vibration well. Maneuverability scores 8.5, so it moves quickly for a 365-gram racket. You can react fast at the net, though it's not the lightest option available.

Materials & Durability

The frame is made of carbon fiber, which is known for its stiffness and durability. The faces use HES Carbon, a type of carbon that balances hardness with lightness. These materials suggest a racket that can withstand regular play, though the medium-hard feel means it's not the most flexible.

Analysis

The Sense Pro 2024 plays exactly as its round shape suggests: forgiving and precise. You get a very high sweet spot rating of 9.4, which means off-center hits still fly true, a huge confidence boost in tense rallies.

Control is the star here, scoring 8.9. The medium-hard feel lets you place shots with intention, and the round shape helps with consistent ball output. Power sits at 8, which is solid but not explosive—you won't smash winners from the back, but you can generate enough pace when you step in.

Rebound is also 8, so the ball leaves the face with good speed, but this racket isn't designed for aggressive, flat hammers. The balance leans towards precision over raw force, and that's a trade-off you should accept.

If you're an aggressive player who lives for power, this might feel a bit tame. Likewise, beginners will appreciate the forgiveness, but the medium-hard feel might be less forgiving on mis-hits. It's best for intermediate to advanced players who value placement over brute strength.