Bullpadel Xplo Comfort 26
6.9padell.io scoreSpecs only- Shape
- Diamond
- Weight
- 360 to 370 g
- Balance
- Head-heavy
- Core
- MultiEVA
The Bullpadel Xplo Comfort 26 is a diamond-shaped, head-heavy racket built for offensive play. It weighs 360 to 370 grams, with a 535 cm2 head and a rough Fibrix face. On paper that mix pushes power up but drags control, maneuverability and sweet spot down. No review of this exact version is on record yet.
RBy Ruud Caris · facts checked 28 September 2026Choose it if
- you already play an attacking style and want a racket rated high on power
- you are used to head-heavy, diamond-shaped rackets and know how to control one
- you accept a smaller sweet spot in exchange for raw power
Skip it if
- you want a lighter setup with more balanced power, the Bullpadel Pearl 2027 rates power medium instead of high
- you need the balance measured in millimeters, since that figure is not published here
- you want a review from someone who played it, since none exists for this one yet
How it plays
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The five meters translate the spec sheet into what you notice on court.
- Control low, the diamond shape and fiberglass face narrow the margin for placed shots.
- Power high, the head-heavy balance and diamond shape add pace to flat hits.
- Comfort medium, the MultiEVA core softens impact but the top-heavy weight pushes back.
- Handling low, quick net exchanges ask more of your reaction time.
- Forgiveness low, off-center contact costs you both power and direction.
Specifications
Not published by the brand: handle
Specs from padelnuestro.com · checked 25 September 2026 · Spotted a wrong spec? Report it →
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Several things separate this racket from the 2025 Xplo Comfort. The frame construction label moved from "100% carbon" to "Hexagonal frame". The surface wording changed from "3D rough" to "Rough". The pro player name spelling was corrected. Weight dropped 5 grams at both ends, to 360 to 370 g. Shape, core, face, thickness and level all stayed the same, which points to a light update rather than a different racket. The successor, the Xplo 02 Comfort, changes more: it switches from a diamond to a hybrid shape while keeping the same weight range. If you want the most direct match to this 2026 model, the 2025 version is closest. If shape matters more to you than these label changes, look ahead to the Xplo 02 Comfort instead.
Price history
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The Bullpadel Xplo Comfort 26 keeps almost the same name as its 2025 predecessor, but several things underneath changed. Bullpadel called last year's frame "100% carbon". This year it calls the same area a "Hexagonal frame". The surface description changed too, from "3D rough" to "Rough". The pro player name spelling shifted from "Martin Di Nenno" to "Martín Di Nenno". Weight shifted as well, down 5 grams at both ends, from 365 to 375 g to 360 to 370 g now. No review of this 2026 racket is on record yet.
A new frame name, a new surface label, five fewer grams
Several things separate the 2025 and 2026 Xplo Comfort. The frame construction went from "100% carbon" to "Hexagonal frame" as a label. The surface wording changed from "3D rough" to "Rough". The pro player name spelling was corrected. And the weight range dropped by 5 grams at each end. Bullpadel has not said why the frame description changed, and the difference is not confirmed as a measured material swap, just a changed label. The weight drop is a real number either way: 360 to 370 g now, against 365 to 375 g before. Five grams is not much on its own. But paired with a high balance, it can still nudge how the racket sits in your hand during long rallies.
What stayed exactly the same
A lot did not move. The balance label stays high. The core stays MultiEVA. The face stays Fibrix. The shape stays diamond. Thickness stays 38 mm. The level tag stays advanced. If you played the 2025 version and liked how it hit, the underlying recipe is still there. Only the labels and the weight moved.
Diamond, Fibrix, MultiEVA: the recipe underneath
A diamond shape puts more mass toward the top of the head. That is what drives power up and control down here. The Fibrix face is fiberglass. That softens the hit compared to full carbon faces. MultiEVA in the core is a medium-density foam, comfortable enough for long sessions. Still, the high balance works against that comfort. It puts weight where your arm feels it most on off-center contact. None of these are unusual choices for an attacking racket, they just stack in the same direction: power over placement.
Balance in millimeters, not stated
One spec is not published for this racket: the exact balance in millimeters. The label says high. But without a millimeter figure you cannot compare it precisely. That is true against rackets that do list one, such as the Bullpadel Xplo 02 Comfort at 270 mm. If exact balance placement matters to your buying decision, that is worth checking with a shop before you order.
Xplo Comfort 25, 26 or the Xplo 02: picking one
The 2025 Xplo Comfort and the 2026 version share shape, core, face and thickness. The main differences are the frame label, the surface wording and those 5 grams. The Xplo 02 Comfort that follows switches to a hybrid shape instead of diamond. That shift should soften the power-over-control balance somewhat. It keeps the same weight range as this 2026 model. If you want the most attacking of the three, this one and the 2025 version sit closest together. If you want a shape better suited to all-round play, the Xplo 02 Comfort is the one to look at next. For a racket with a similar profile but lower power, the Bullpadel Pearl 2027 is worth comparing too.
Similar rackets
Questions before you buy
Is this the same racket as the Bullpadel Xplo 26?
No. The Xplo 26 is a same-year sibling with a different face, Xtend Carbon 12K instead of Fibrix, and a lower comfort rating. Names are close but the specs differ.
How does it compare to the 2025 Xplo Comfort?
Shape, core, face and thickness are unchanged. The frame construction label changed from 100% carbon to Hexagonal frame, the surface wording changed from 3D rough to Rough. Weight dropped 5 grams at each end, to 360 to 370 g.
What level of player is this racket for?
Bullpadel lists it for advanced players. The high balance and diamond shape reward players who already generate their own pace rather than relying on the racket for control.
Is it comfortable for the arm?
Comfort rates medium, not low. The MultiEVA core helps absorb impact, but the high balance concentrates weight toward the top, which you feel more on off-center hits.
Is the Xplo Comfort 26 worth the money right now?
Today's price is labelled "Fair price" compared with the rackets that play most alike. Which shops deliver, and what shipping costs, depends on your country. The price comparison shows it for yours.
See all pricesWhat is the closest alternative?
The Bullpadel HACK 03 COMFORT plays most alike. Differences: comfort +1.0.
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 360 to 370 g. That counts as medium. Each racket can differ within that range.
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