Bullpadel Xplo MX 25
Specification and verdict.
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Where to strike, how long to swing and which side of the court it belongs on — read off the stat block and the specification, not the marketing sheet.
Balance 265 mm puts the mass above the sweet spot — free pace on the smash, more effort on quick exchanges. At 365 g it sits in the standard weight window.
Padel handles come in one size; thickness is set with overgrips. Each overgrip adds roughly 1 mm and 5 g in the hand, which pulls the balance a touch lower — useful if the head feels slow. A thicker grip helps to control a head-heavy frame on the volley.
Skip it if you are anyone nursing an elbow or shoulder — it is head-heavy.
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From the maker.
Its design is striking: a Mexican skull occupies the center of the composition on a pearly white base.
Details in vibrant colors—pinks, greens, oranges, and golds—create a dynamic contrast that reflects the joy, color, and symbolic depth of this iconic festivity.
Ornamental lines evoke the patterns of folk art, adding texture and visual dynamism to the racket.
The large Bullpadel logo is elegantly integrated, reinforcing the brand's identity within an aesthetic proposal that combines modernity, tradition, and respect for Mexican culture.
As a distinguishing mark of the collection, it includes the signature of Martín Di Nenno and the legend “VIVA MÉXICO”, a symbol of pride and authenticity.
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