Bullpadel XPLO 02 Comfort 2027 Padel Racket * NEW PRO LINE *
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- Prize value (est.)
- £210
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- £70
£3 Per Entry - 160 Total Entries
The new Bullpadel XPLO 02 Comfort 2027 brings the explosive power of the XPLO range with a softer, more forgiving feel. Its Fibrix face blends carbon fibre and fibreglass for added comfort, while the geometric head shape, Multieva core and 3D Grain surface deliver strong power, spin and responsiveness. A great option for attacking players who want serious performance without the firmer feel of the standard XPLO 02.
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- 2026
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- 22
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