Oxdog Pure Pro+ 2025 Reviews

Hybrid frame that drops to 362 grams once you pop the 8-gram cap weight out, making back-glass defense feel super easy. Its dry, medium-hard touch and centered sweet spot give you total control on slow chiquitas and fast half-volleys. Up at the net, the sandy grit bites well on drop shots, sliced volleys, and deep viboras that don't float. Because the balance stays low and the sweet spot sits in the middle, catching balls high on the face feels off-center. You'll also need a longer swing on blocks and flat smashes.

Pop the bottom weight plate out and the frame drops to 361 grams with a centered sweet spot that rarely mishits from the back court. You'll get heavy pace and solid spin on viboras, kick smashes, and net blocks when you swing out. It isn't the quickest frame to whip around on fast volleys though, and soft swings can die short in the net.

Keep the 8-gram cap weight in and the elongated round frame hits a solid 25.8 cm balance that feels livelier and more forgiving than the Hyper Pro+. It pushes hard on viboras, bandejas, and fluid net volleys while biting the ball nicely with its sandblasted face. Because of the rigid core and hefty mass, it's not for beginners and needs clean technique to lift deep lobs.

Slice volleys, bandejas, and blocks feel rock solid with zero vibration, and the medium-hard face hits big smashes. It's super easy to swing overhead, though you'll miss a tiny bit of raw power off the high glass.