Bullpadel XPLO Comfort 25
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- Diamond
- Weight
- 365 to 375 g
- Balance
- Head-heavy
- Core
- MultiEVA
The Bullpadel XPLO Comfort 25 is a diamond-shaped racket with high balance and a weight of 365 to 375 g. On paper it is built for attack, and the Comfort name does not change that. No reviews exist yet, so everything here comes from the specs. The retailer lists it for advanced attacking players.
RBy Ruud Caris · facts checked 14 November 2026Choose it if
- you are an advanced attacking player who wants power from a diamond shape
- you want a diamond with high balance and accept that the sweet spot is small
- you already handle heavy, head-heavy rackets and like that the retailer lists Ease Vibe damping
Skip it if
- you want a different shape, in which case look at the hybrid Bullpadel Xplo 02 Comfort
- you are still building technique and need a large sweet spot
- you want a lighter window, because the Bullpadel Xplo Comfort 26 is listed at 360 to 370 g
How it plays
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On paper this is an attacking racket with a demanding profile.
- Control The specs point to low control, because the diamond shape and high balance work against precision.
- Power Power is high, helped by the diamond shape, the heavy weight and the high balance.
- Comfort Comfort sits in the middle, as the MultiEVA core and Fibrix face are offset by weight and balance.
- Handling Expect slow hands at the net, since shape, weight and balance all lower it.
- Forgiveness The sweet spot is small, a typical trait of the diamond shape.
Specifications
Not published by the brand: head size, handle
Specs from padelnuestro.com · checked 25 September 2026 · Spotted a wrong spec? Report it →
Video reviews
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The Bullpadel Xplo Comfort 26 is the direct successor. Its weight window drops from 365 to 375 g to 360 to 370 g. The listed frame changes from 100% carbon to hexagonal frame, and the surface from 3D rough to rough. Those two are label changes, not measured changes. Shape, core, face, balance label and thickness stay the same. The Bullpadel Xplo 02 Comfort then switches to a hybrid shape, with a balance of 270 mm. If you want the diamond, look at the 25 or 26. If you want a different shape, look at the Xplo 02 Comfort.
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A racket called Comfort is not automatically a gentle one. The Bullpadel XPLO Comfort 25 is a diamond with a high balance and a weight of 365 to 375 g. The specs point to attack first.
Comfort in the name, diamond in the shape: what the specs promise
The retailer lists this racket at Advanced level, with Martin Di Nenno as the associated pro. The product page calls it a racket for offensive players and talks about explosive power. That is a claim, but the specs back the direction.
A diamond shape moves the mass towards the top of the head. Add a high balance and you get a racket that swings heavily and hits hard. It also gives a small sweet spot. Not a racket that forgives a late, off-centre contact.
Fibrix over MultiEVA: why comfort stops at Medium
The core is MultiEVA, which the profile rates as medium. The face is Fibrix, which the profile classes as fiberglass. Both raise comfort in that profile. Ease Vibe, a vibration damping feature, is listed by the retailer too, and the product page presents it as a comfort aid. Take that as a claim.
But weight and balance pull the other way. In the profile, both lower comfort. So comfort lands at Medium, not high. Do not assume the name makes it the safe choice. The thickness is 38 mm, and the product page says that favours manageability. That is also a claim.
Control is low on paper. The Fibrix face, the diamond shape and the high balance all lower it. Only the core raises it.
365 to 375 g against 360 to 370 g: what the 26 changed
The 25 is listed at 365 to 375 g. The Bullpadel Xplo Comfort 26 is listed at 360 to 370 g. That is lighter at both ends of the window. Small, but in a head-heavy racket it may matter late in a long match.
Balance label, core, face, level, shape and thickness are the same in both. The differences are the weight window and two listing labels, covered below.
Hexagonal frame, rough surface: labels that changed, not measurements
The 25 lists a 100% carbon frame and a 3D rough surface. The 26 lists a hexagonal frame and a rough surface. Be careful here. These are changed labels in shop listings. They do not prove a changed build.
The product page of the 25 mentions hexagonal construction. Do not read a version story into the labels.
From diamond to hybrid: the Xplo 02 Comfort
The Bullpadel Xplo 02 Comfort keeps the weight window of the 26. It moves from a diamond to a hybrid shape and lists a balance of 270 mm. Its profile meters are not given here, so how it plays against the 25 is open.
The Bullpadel XPLO 25 is a same-year sibling. It uses a carbon face and a hybrid shape, and its meters read medium for control and power but low for comfort. A different trade.
Four blanks and no court test: what you cannot check
No review exists for this racket. Four details are not published: balance in mm, head size, handle and weight system. So you cannot compare its swing weight with other rackets in numbers.
What you can do is read the listed weight, shape and balance. They agree with each other and point to a hard-hitting racket for experienced players. If you can, try one before you buy.
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Questions before you buy
Is the XPLO Comfort 25 easy on the arm?
Not by default. The meters read medium comfort, because the heavy weight and high balance offset the soft core. Ease Vibe damping is listed by the retailer, but a diamond with this weight asks a lot of your arm.
What is the difference between the 25 and the 26?
The 26 is listed lighter, at 360 to 370 g. Frame and surface labels differ in the listings. Shape, core, face and balance are the same.
Is it a racket for beginners?
No. The retailer lists it at Advanced level, and a small sweet spot and low control make it hard to learn on.
Has it been reviewed?
Not yet. Everything on this page comes from specs and product claims. Balance in mm, head size and handle are not published.
What is the closest alternative?
The LOK Jungle Lite plays most alike. On paper the differences are under one point. Today: € 109.90.
Compare side by side →Who should not buy it?
Skip it if you rely on placement and long rallies (control 3.0/10), or if you are still learning: it is not very forgiving (3.5/10).
How heavy is it really?
The brand gives 365 to 375 g. That counts as heavy. Each racket can differ within that range.
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