Axion Attack 1.5

Name: Drop Shot Axion Attack 1.5
Brand: Drop Shot

Played by Jon Sanz· men's tour

Offensive racket made with Jon Sanz, built for aggressive play at the net with a carbon construction.

Platform-created modelAdvancedAll-roundSpecs unverified

Shape: Teardrop
Weight: 365–385 g
Balance: Medium-high
Feel: Medium-hard

Price

Not listed yet

Platform score 8.2/10

What reviewers say Where to buy

Offensive racket made with Jon Sanz, built for aggressive play at the net with a carbon construction. Drop Shot lists a teardrop head, balance Medium-high, a Rubber EVA Pro core and a Textured 3D face. Weight is not listed by the source. A newer Axion Attack 2.0 (2026) exists; which one he plays now is unconfirmed.

Who is this racket for?

Best for: Advanced players who move between defence and attack.
Playing style: All-round
Level: Advanced
Recommended for: Players who want one racket that handles every situation on court.
Not ideal for: Players after an all-out power or all-out control racket.

The teardrop/hybrid head widens above the middle. Compare the front view with a round racket.

The balance point is shown in the edge view with the balance overlay.

Platform evaluation: our interpretation of the specs, not a manufacturer claim.

What reviewers say

2 sources summarisedChecked 7 Oct 2026

Jon Sanz's racket. Padelful scores it 8.9 for power, 8.6 for control and 8.8 for manoeuvrability: clearly offensive, with heavy volleys and decisive smashes, but precise enough from the back glass.

What testers like

Speed and heavy volleys
Decisive smashes
Decent precision from the back

Watch out for

Sweet spot smaller than average (7.9)
Heavier than most (365–385 g)

Suits: Aggressive players on either side.
Padelful scores: Power 8.9 · Control 8.6 · Sweet spot 7.9

Paladex’s read

An attacking racket with real control. Worth a look outside the big brands.

Our opinion, drawn from the sources below. We haven’t play-tested this racket.

Sources

Platform scores

Overall platform score

8.2/10

Sample evaluation

Power8.6

Control8.0

Maneuverability6.5

Forgiveness6.6

Sweet spot6.9

Defence6.9

Attack8.7

These are Paladex's own evaluation scores (methodology v0.2 (sample)), not manufacturer-certified measurements. Scores are on the same 1–10 scale across the site.

Specifications

UnverifiedAs listed by ipontennis.com (retailer), collected 6 Oct 2026. Not yet checked against the brand. Weight, Frame material, Hardness, Face material added from retailer and review listings (Padelful, Ipon Tennis), 7 Oct 2026; not checked against the brand. Official product page

Brand: Drop Shot
Model: Axion Attack 1.5
Collection: Axion
Year: 2025
Shape: TeardropWidest a little above the middle, narrowing towards the throat. The sweet spot sits slightly higher than on a round racket. The middle ground: more reach and punch than round, more forgiveness than diamond. It suits players who attack and defend.
Weight: 365–385 gOn the heavy side: more stability and punch, but more tiring over long matches and slower in fast exchanges.
Balance: Medium-high · ≈ 268 mm (estimated)Where the weight is concentrated. Extra weight behind the ball on overheads, while staying manageable in quick exchanges. Higher balance generally favours power, lower balance usually improves maneuverability.
Thickness: Not publishedProfile thickness not published yet.
Frame material: Carbon, reinforced
Face material: 12K carbon, textured 3D finish
Core: Rubber EVA ProPrecise and powerful at higher swing speeds, while still giving some help on slower balls.
Surface: 3D textureThe most bite on the ball, for players who rely on spin and effects.
Hardness: Medium-hardLeans firm.
Sweet spot: Slightly above the middleDerived from the shape class. The 3D zone is an illustration, not a measurement.
Grip & handle: Standard handle with overgrip