Oxdog Pure Woman Air

The Oxdog Pure Woman Air is lighter than the Pure Court 2026, Pure Pro+ 2026 and Pure Tour X 2026. It weighs 340 g, and a removable 8 g weight sits in the butt cap. Weight decides first whether it fits your arm.

340 g and an 8 g weight in the cap: what you can tune and what you cannot

The brand lists one weight only, 340 g, with no range. So you cannot count on getting a heavier or lighter sample.

What you can change is the balance. Oxdog calls the system RBS, Racket Balance System. It is a removable 8 g weight in the butt cap. The brand does not say what that does to the balance point in millimetres, because that figure is not published. The balance label is simply Medium, which means an even feel, not a head-heavy one.

Oxdog also lists Vibradamp: four silicone inserts under the grip meant to reduce vibration. That is a brand claim, not a measurement.

Carbon face, medium core: why a light racket still reads Low on power

The face is HES Carbon 18K Aluminized. Carbon faces are stiff, and a hybrid shape tends to add some punch. Those two points push power up.

But the weight and the review pull the other way. A light racket has less mass to put behind the ball. The tester also named limited power on flat smashes and aggressive strokes as the main weakness. So the power meter reads Low.

The stiff face also costs a little comfort. The light weight and the positive review make up for it, which is why comfort sits at Medium.

The core is listed as Medium, while the product page describes soft foam. The exact feel is therefore unconfirmed. Expect a forgiving racket, not a hard, springy one.

One tested review, one big sweet spot: what padel.how found

Only one source has played this racket: padel.how, which gave it 76 out of 100. It praised the sweet spot and the soft, comfortable feel. It also noted easy maneuverability. Its complaint was power.

One review is thin evidence. It tells you the direction, not the last word. Read the details in the review section below.

Intermediate and Advanced, or casual to intermediate: two labels for one racket

The brand's spec line says Intermediate / Advanced. The product page speaks of casual to intermediate players who prioritise control. The padel.how tester points to casual and intermediate players with compact swings.

So the sources disagree about the top end. Read it this way: a good player who wants a light, controlling racket can use it. A hard hitter who needs power from the racket itself will probably find it short of that.

Pure Woman Air next to the Ionic Light 26 Woman and the Pure Court 2026: where power and sweet spot move

The Bullpadel Ionic Light 26 Woman weighs 350 to 360 g and has a 38 mm thickness. Its power meter reads Medium, against Low here. Its sweet spot reads Low, against Medium here. In short, you swap forgiveness for more punch. The direct comparison lays this out side by side.

The Oxdog Pure Court 2026 is a soft, composite-faced hybrid at 365 g. Its comfort reads High, but its maneuverability reads Low. The Woman Air is lighter at 340 g against 365 g.

Not published: balance in mm, head size, thickness, frame, handle

Several specs are missing. Oxdog has not published balance in millimetres, head size, thickness, frame or handle details. The product page mentions a thin handle designed for the racket, but that is a marketing claim with no measurement behind it.

What does that mean for you? You cannot judge the racket's size or stiffness from numbers. If the grip size matters to you, try to hold one before buying. The surface is listed as sandy, which the brand links to precision. Treat that as a claim too.