Lucas Campagnolo

Plays with the Drop Shot Explorer Pro Attack 2.0 2026 this season.

15in the men's ranking▲ Up 1 since last week3,509 pointsFIP, 24 September 2026
Country
Brazil
Born
1995
Side
Right
Partner
Momo González
Brand
Drop Shot

The racket of Lucas Campagnolo

Drop Shot Explorer Pro Attack 2.0
Exactly this modelDrop Shot Explorer Pro Attack 2.0 2026
Shape
Teardrop
Weight
360 to 370 g
Balance
Slightly head-heavy
Core
Eva Pro High Density
Control7
Power8.5
Comfort2
Handling4.5
Forgiveness5
8.3padell.io scoreFrom € 194.90All specs and prices

Is this racket for you?

Probably only if you hit hard and play a lot. In our profile it scores 5/10 on forgiveness and 2/10 on comfort: it rewards clean hits and gives less back on a mistimed one.

More forgiving, same brandDrop Shot Axion Control 1.0Forgiveness 7.5/10 · comfort 6/10
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Profile

Lucas Campagnolo (Brazil, born in 1995) plays on the right. Returned to competition at the Brussels P2 in April 2026 after an injury. Reached a World Padel Tour final in Miami in 2022 with Javi Garrido.

Partner

Momo Gonzálezplays with the Wilson Endure Pro V1 2026

Other pros with Drop Shot

Questions about Lucas Campagnolo

Which racket does Lucas Campagnolo play with?

Lucas Campagnolo plays with the Drop Shot Explorer Pro Attack 2.0 2026 this season.

Can you buy the racket of Lucas Campagnolo?

Yes. The Drop Shot Explorer Pro Attack 2.0 is for sale today from € 194.90 at Padel Nuestro. Pros sometimes play a custom version, but the shop model has the same published specs.

Is the racket of Lucas Campagnolo suitable for club players?

Only if you hit hard and play often. It scores 5/10 on forgiveness and 2/10 on comfort in our profile, so off-centre hits and a tired arm are less forgiven.

Who does Lucas Campagnolo play with?

With Momo González, according to the FIP on 24 September 2026.

Ranking and partner according to the FIP on 24 September 2026. Partners often change during a season. Pros sometimes play a custom version of the racket in the shops.