The Bullpadel Xplo Comfort 26 is the more forgiving version of Martín Di Nenno's racket in the 2026 collection: geometric shape, high balance and Fibrix faces blending glass fibre and carbon. It is aimed at advanced and professional attacking players who want power with a less harsh feel.
Bullpadel Xplo Comfort 26 specifications
| Feature | Value |
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| Shape | Geometric (plays like a diamond) |
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| Balance | Approx. 26.5 cm (high) |
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| Weight | 365–375 g |
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| Feel | Medium |
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| Core | Three-layer MultiEVA |
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| Faces | Fibrix (glass fibre and carbon) |
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| Frame | Carbon Tube |
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| Surface | Rough 3D Grain |
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| Profile | 38 mm |
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| Hitting surface | 535 cm² |
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| Level | Advanced / professional |
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| Playing style | Attacking |
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| Player | Martín Di Nenno |
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| Technologies | Geo Core, Air Power, Wave System, Vibradrive, CustomWeight |
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| Collection | Bullpadel 2026 (Pro Line) |
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Who is the Bullpadel Xplo Comfort 26 for?
It suits you if you play on the backhand side, finish many points with smashes and find the 12K carbon Xplo too stiff. The medium feel and three-layer MultiEVA core make it easier to get the ball out when defending. If you are a beginner, prioritise control or want a light racket, choose a round, low-balance model instead.
Strengths and things to consider
Strengths
- Power with comfort: the Fibrix faces release the ball easily and soften the harsh feel on smashes and hard volleys.
- Ball output: the high balance, around 26.5 cm, puts mass in the head and helps you finish points over the fence.
- Spin: the rough 3D Grain finish grips the ball well on sliced bandejas and heavily spun viboras.
Things to consider
- Demands a strong arm: at 365–375 g with the weight in the head, it tires you in long matches.
- Less precise than the Xplo: the medium feel gives up some control in fast exchanges compared with the carbon version.
Xplo Comfort 26 compared with Xplo 26 and Xplo Comfort 27
The Bullpadel Xplo 26 shares the geometric shape, roughly 26.5 cm balance and 365–375 g weight, but swaps Fibrix for X-Tend Carbon 12K and has a medium-to-hard feel. Pick it if you have a fast arm and want maximum precision on overheads; the Comfort is more forgiving and less tiring for the arm.
The Bullpadel Xplo Comfort 27 is its successor: it keeps Fibrix, the three-layer MultiEVA core, a 38 mm profile and 365–375 g, and adds the hexagonal Xplo Core² tubular frame for extra stability. Choose the 27 for the newest technology; the 26 performs in a very similar way.
Explore more Bullpadel power rackets, advanced-level rackets or all Bullpadel rackets in our catalogue.
Questions about the Bullpadel Xplo Comfort 26
What is the difference between the Xplo and the Xplo Comfort 2026?
They share shape, balance, 38 mm profile and weight. The difference is in the faces: the Xplo uses stiffer, more precise 12K carbon, while the Comfort has Fibrix, giving more ball output and a medium feel that is kinder to the arm.
Is the Xplo Comfort 26 suitable for an intermediate player?
Bullpadel rates it for advanced and professional players. An intermediate player with good fitness and an attacking game can adapt, but the high balance and weight demand technique; if you are still refining your bandeja, a medium-balance racket will be easier.
You can test it for free at our store in Fórum Alegro Sintra.