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Bullpadel XPLO CFM 2027 Padel Racket
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Beschreibung
Bullpadel XPLO CFM 2027 Padel Racket brings the attacking character of the XPLO family into a softer, easier-to-handle construction for players who still want serious weight behind overheads. Its geometric shape with approximately 26.5 cm balance concentrates mass toward the head, while the Fibrix face and MultiEVA core create a more cushioned, lively response than rigid carbon alternatives. The ball leaves the face with satisfying depth, making smashes, víboras, and aggressive volleys feel energetic without an excessively harsh impact.
What Sets the Bullpadel XPLO CFM 2027 Padel Racket Apart?
- XPLO Power With A More Forgiving Contact Around the web, the CFM version is repeatedly characterised as easier to use than stiffer attacking rackets. The Fibrix face blends carbon and fiberglass characteristics, producing a softer, more elastic sensation at impact. That extra give helps slightly imperfect contacts retain useful depth, making the racket more approachable for advanced players who enjoy attacking geometry but do not want an unforgiving carbon-heavy response on every shot.
- High Balance That Still Feels Playable The approximately 26.5 cm balance clearly favours overhead power, yet the racket avoids feeling as brutally demanding as some head-heavy competition models. Players accustomed to attacking rackets should appreciate the extra leverage on smashes and víboras, while the more flexible face reduces the sensation of fighting the head through every swing. Defensive reactions still require preparation, but the overall feel is more accessible than the specification sheet might suggest.
- MultiEVA Gives Useful Response At Different Speeds The dual-density MultiEVA core gives the racket a noticeably adaptable personality. Slower defensive contacts feel more cushioned and help the ball leave the face without excessive effort, while faster swings bring greater firmness and energy transfer. That versatility is especially useful for players who alternate between controlled back-court defence and aggressive net play rather than spending an entire match hitting at one tempo.
- Spin-Friendly Surface For Attacking Variety The 3D Grain texture gives sliced volleys, víboras, and kick-oriented overheads useful grip on the ball. Rather than relying entirely on flat power, the XPLO CFM lets attacking players vary trajectory and rotation while still benefiting from its high balance. The combination of textured surface and softer Fibrix contact also makes brushing the ball feel less abrupt than on harder carbon-faced rackets.
Pros and Cons
| Pros | Cons |
|---|---|
| Fibrix face provides softer, more forgiving ball contact. | High balance demands preparation during defensive exchanges. |
| MultiEVA core responds effectively across varied swing speeds. | Softer face offers less precision than rigid carbon. |
| Geometric shape generates strong leverage on overhead shots. | |
| 3D Grain surface adds useful spin potential. |
Specifications
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Shape | Geometric |
| Weight | 365–375 g |
| Balance Point | Approx. 26.5 cm |
| Profile | 38 mm |
| Playing Surface | 535 cm² |
| Core Material | MultiEVA |
| Face Material | Fibrix |
| Surface Finish | 3D Grain rough texture |
| Touch | Intermediate |
| Player Level | Advanced / Professional |
| Playing Style | Offensive / Power |
| Series | Pro Line Series |
| Technologies | MultiEVA, Fibrix, 3D Grain, Geometric Core, Air Power, Ease Vibe, Vibradrive |



