The most forgiving paddle in the Ghost line-up, the Ultra Noir pairs a T700 raw carbon face with a softer cold-pressed build — a genuinely approachable option for players still finding their game.
Of the nine Ghost editions, the Ultra Noir is the one we'd point improving players towards first. The shared Ghost recipe is here — a T700 raw carbon fibre face for spin and precision, a 16mm core for stability, and injected foam walls that widen the sweet spot and damp vibration — but the cold-pressed construction gives it a softer, more forgiving response than the thermoformed editions. That translates to cleaner off-centre hits and less punishment when your timing isn't perfect.
Specs at a glance
- Face material: T700 raw carbon fibre
- Core thickness: 16mm
- Construction: Cold-pressed, with injected foam walls
- Ideal level: Developing players building consistent skills
Who it's for
This is the Ghost for players who want to develop their skills while keeping reliable, consistent performance on court. The forgiving cold-pressed feel and expanded sweet spot make it easier to hold rallies together and grow your confidence, while the raw carbon face still gives you room to add spin as your technique matures. If you find thermoformed paddles too firm or unforgiving, the Ultra Noir is the softer landing.
On identity, the name says it all: a stealthy, blacked-out look for players who like their kit understated and serious rather than loud.
If a forgiving, spin-capable paddle sounds like your fit, take a closer look at the Aixo CP03 Ghost Ultra Noir or browse the full Ghost paddles collection. To see how it sits within the wider family, read our Aixo Ghost Series overview, and to weigh it against the Scorpion and Reaper ranges, see Aixo paddles compared.