Oxdog Ultimate Pro+ 2026

Introduction

The Oxdog Ultimate Pro+ 2026 is a hard diamond racket built for aggressive players who want top power and control.

Shape & Balance

The diamond shape puts the balance toward the head. This gives you extra power on smashes but makes the racket feel heavier during swings.

You'll notice the head-heavy feel, which helps with power but means you need to be ready for less agility at the net.

Grip

The grip feels solid and comfortable in your hand, even with the hard core. It doesn't slip, and the handle size is standard.

Over a long match, the weight might make your forearm tired, especially if you play with a lot of wrist action. But the grip itself isn't the issue.

Power & Control

Power is a perfect 10. You can hit with massive force, and the ball rockets off the face. Control is also 10, which is rare. You can place shots with precision, even at high speed.

In practice, this means you can attack without losing accuracy. But it requires a clean strike; mishits won't forgive you as much as a softer racket.

Comfort & Speed

The hard EVA core and stiff frame mean less vibration, but also less flex. It's not a comfortable racket for players with elbow issues. Speed is okay, given the weight, but the maneuverability score of 8.5 shows it's not the quickest.

You'll need to be ready for the pace. If you can handle it, the speed is workable.

Materials & Durability

The frame is carbon fiber, which is strong and stiff. The faces are HES Carbon, a type of carbon that adds rigidity. The core is EVA Hard, which is dense and durable.

This combo should last if you treat it well. The hard materials won't flex much, so they're less likely to crack from impact.

Analysis

This racket hits hard. The diamond shape and hard EVA core give you a stiff, powerful feel that suits players with solid technique. The power score of 10/10 means you can smash and finish points with ease. Control keeps up at 10/10, so you can place shots precisely even when swinging fast.

The rebound of 8.8/10 feels lively but not bouncy, which helps with depth. Maneuverability is 8.5/10, decent for a diamond racket, but it's not the quickest in defense. The sweet spot is generous at 9.2/10, so off-center hits still go where you want.

That said, this is not a beginner's racket. The hard feel and high weight (370g) will punish slow swings. If you have a short swing or prefer a softer touch, look elsewhere. You'll need good footwork and a strong arm to get the best out of it.

For advanced players, it's a weapon. But it's demanding, and you'll feel tired after a long match if you're not used to heavy rackets.