AIXO Neotag Padel Racket 18K Carbon
Description
Reaper Series - 18K Carbon
Mid-High Balance • Control Focused • 18K Carbon • EVA Foam Core • SpinTex Surface
Where Precision meets dominance.
The AIXO Neotag blends control, feedback and style for tactical players who want complete command of the court. Constructed entirely from 18K carbon, it provides exceptional stability and crisp response.
An EVA Foam Core (with MAX Control) ensures consistent rebound and directional feel, while its mid-high balance maintains equilibrium between attacking pace and net-front control. The SpinTex texture enhances bite for drop-shots and angled slices.
Finished in lime green with bold pink graphics — this Reaper Series weapon looks as sharp as it plays.
Key Features
18K Carbon Construction – Pro-grade stiffness & touch
EVA Foam Core (M-MAXX Control) – Refined feedback for total placement accuracy
Mid-High Balance – Blends attack and defence beautifully
SpinTex Micro-Texture – Adds spin for creative control
Reaper Frame Reinforcement – Enhanced durability under pressure
Performance Profile
| Attribute | Specification |
|---|---|
| Shape | Teardrop |
| Balance | Mid - High |
| Material | 18K Carbon |
| Core | EVA Foam (MAX Control) |
| Surface | SpinTex |
| Play Style | Balanced / Control |
Who the Neotag is for
The Neotag suits intermediate to advanced players who want 18K carbon precision without giving up control. Its mid-high balance sits between attack and defence, so it works for all-court players who volley, block and still want pace on the smash. Players moving up from a 3K racket often find it the natural next step.
Compare it with other intermediate padel rackets and advanced padel rackets, or browse our colourful padel rackets. Unsure about balance? Read head-heavy vs head-light balance.
Neotag FAQs
What colour is the Neotag?
Lime green with bold pink graphics.
Is the Neotag a control or power racket?
It is control-focused, with a mid-high balance that still gives you pace on attacking shots.
Do I need to use the wrist cord?
Yes. Always wear the safety cord around your wrist when you play.