Quick answer: The Aixo Ghost in Pastel de Mint (RL-B09) is the control and touch racket of the Aixo padel range. It uses a full carbon frame, an ultra-lightweight build, a round head and an EVA M-MAXX core with a SpinTex surface. That combination is designed for manoeuvrability, a forgiving feel and accurate placement, making it a strong pick for beginners and control-minded improvers rather than power hitters.
Padel is played on an enclosed, walled court with a solid, stringless bat, and the way that bat handles decides how comfortable you feel using the glass and reacting at the net. The Ghost is built squarely around that idea: it prioritises how quickly and precisely you can place the racket on the ball. This is a specs-based overview of what Aixo has engineered into the Ghost and who it is aimed at, so you know what to expect before you view it in the range.
What is the Aixo Ghost?
The Ghost is Aixo's full-carbon padel racket, offered in the pastel green Pastel de Mint colourway. Where the 3K and 18K tiers move towards versatility and power, the Ghost leans fully into control, touch and ease of use. It carries beginner and intermediate positioning, which tells you where it fits: a friendly, confidence-building racket that still has genuine performance credentials.
Key specifications
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Model | Aixo Ghost RL-B09, Pastel de Mint |
| Face | Full carbon |
| Frame | Ultra-lightweight |
| Shape | Round |
| Core | EVA M-MAXX |
| Surface | SpinTex textured |
| Level | Beginner to intermediate |
How the Ghost is designed to play
Control and touch first
The full carbon construction is built for stability and responsiveness, and the round shape keeps the sweet spot central. That is the classic recipe for a control racket: predictable feedback, easier placement and a forgiving response when you catch the ball slightly off centre. Aixo positions the Ghost for players who rely on accuracy, placement and smart shot selection, which is exactly what the round head and full carbon face support.
Lightweight and manoeuvrable
The headline trait is the ultra-lightweight frame. Aixo describes it as allowing rapid movement and effortless handling, and that manoeuvrability matters in fast net exchanges and quick defensive resets off the back glass. A lighter, easy-swinging racket is also gentler on the arm over a long session, which is welcome for newer players building up court time.
Comfort and spin
The EVA M-MAXX core is designed to give a forgiving, comfortable feel with an expanded sweet spot, so mishits are less punishing. The SpinTex surface is there to enhance spin control, helping you shape defensive lobs and controlled attacks. Aixo sums up the character as "lightweight speed" and "precision control", which is a fair reflection of the intended feel.
Who should buy the Aixo Ghost?
- Beginners who want a forgiving, easy-handling racket to learn good technique.
- Control players who win points through placement, patience and net play rather than raw power.
- Anyone wanting a light racket that stays comfortable across long matches.
It is less suited to players whose main goal is maximum smash power. If that is you, look instead at the 18K tier in our Aixo 18K carbon guide. If you want a middle ground with a touch more output, the 3K options in our Aixo 3K carbon guide are worth a look. For the full picture of how the Ghost sits against every tier, see the Aixo padel rackets explained hub. You can also read our dedicated Aixo Ghost review.
FAQs
Is the Aixo Ghost good for beginners? Yes. Its lightweight, forgiving, control-oriented design and round head make it a sensible first padel racket, and Aixo positions it for beginner and intermediate players.
Does a full carbon padel racket mean more power? Not necessarily. Full carbon here is used for a stable, responsive but lightweight frame focused on control and handling, rather than the head-heavy power setups found in the 18K tier.
What shape is the Aixo Ghost? It is a round racket, which centres the sweet spot for control and forgiveness rather than moving it high for power.
How does the Ghost differ from the 3K Country Club? Both are control-friendly, but the Ghost is a full-carbon, ultra-lightweight racket, while the Country Club uses a 3K carbon frame and sits in the all-round tier. Compare them in the 3K carbon guide.
Fancy a light, control-first padel racket? See the Aixo Ghost Pastel de Mint at Central Sports, or browse the whole Aixo padel collection.