AIXO Pastel De Mint Padel Racket Full Carbon
Description
GHOST SERIES - FULL CARBON
Super Light • Mid Balance • Full Carbon • EVA Foam Core • SpinTex Surface
Quiet power with pastel perfection.
The AIXO Pastel de Mint from the Ghost Series is crafted for players who value speed, control and a touch of understated style. Its Full Carbon chassis delivers remarkable rigidity and response, while the EVA Foam Core (with MAX Sweet Spot) enlarges the strike zone for forgiving accuracy.
Ultra-light construction makes it exceptional for defensive recoveries and fast transitions. The SpinTex surface adds precision to slices and drops, helping you dictate pace and placement.
Finished in matte mint green with ghosted detailing — it’s cool, clean and deadly precise.
Key Features
Full Carbon Construction – Light, rigid and stable
EVA Foam Core (with MAX Sweet Spot) – Expands forgiveness and feel
Super-Light Build – Effortless movement and quick response
SpinTex Surface – Refined control and spin capability
Ghost Series Design – Minimalist aesthetic, maximum performance
Performance Profile
| Attribute | Specification |
|---|---|
| Shape | Round |
| Balance | Mid |
| Material | Full Carbon |
| Core | EVA Foam |
| Surface | SpinTex |
| Play Style | All-Round / Comfort Control |
Who the Pastel de Mint is for
The Pastel de Mint suits beginners and improving players who want a super-light, forgiving racket. Its round shape, mid balance and enlarged sweet spot make clean contact easier, and the light full carbon build helps with quick reactions and defence.
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Pastel de Mint FAQs
Is the Pastel de Mint good for beginners?
Yes. A round shape and a larger sweet spot are the most forgiving combination for newer players.
Why choose a round racket?
Round heads keep the sweet spot near the middle, which helps control and consistency. See padel racket shapes explained.
Do I need to use the wrist cord?
Yes. Always wear the safety cord around your wrist when you play.