Quick answer: Aixo is a pickleball paddle brand built around raw carbon fibre faces for spin and touch. Its range has three tiers: the CP03 Ghost (T700 carbon, forgiving 16mm core, control and spin), the P11A Scorpion (3K carbon, responsive 14mm core, all-round), and the P14C Reaper (pro-grade 18K carbon, 14mm thermoformed core, power and precision). Ghost suits beginners to intermediates, Scorpion suits intermediate to competitive players, and Reaper suits advanced players.
If you are new to the brand, this guide explains what Aixo pickleball is, how the three ranges differ and who each one suits, so you can find your paddle at Central Sports with confidence.
The Aixo approach: raw carbon and real feel
Aixo builds every pickleball paddle around a raw carbon fibre face. Raw carbon grips the ball, which means more spin and more control on drives, dinks, rolls and serves. What changes across the range is the grade of carbon, the core thickness and the construction, and those choices shape how forgiving or how powerful each paddle feels.
Rather than a single one-size-fits-all paddle, Aixo splits the line into three clear tiers so players can match equipment to their level and style: Ghost for control, Scorpion for all-round versatility, and Reaper for power.
Understanding the carbon types
The carbon grade is the quickest way to place an Aixo paddle:
- T700 (Ghost): a raw carbon face tuned for spin and precision with a forgiving character, paired with a thicker 16mm core.
- 3K (Scorpion): a raw carbon face with an extra-grit textured surface that maximises spin, on a faster 14mm core.
- 18K (Reaper): a pro-grade raw carbon face offering the most responsiveness and feedback, on a firm 14mm thermoformed core.
As you move up the grades the feel gets firmer and more powerful, while the thicker Ghost core keeps things soft and forgiving at the entry point.
The three ranges explained
CP03 Ghost: control and forgiveness
The Aixo CP03 Ghost Series uses a T700 raw carbon face and a 16mm core with injected foam walls that expand the sweet spot and reduce vibration. The result is a forgiving paddle with excellent spin potential and consistent shot response. Some colourways use a cold-pressed build for a softer feel, others a thermoformed build for more power. It is the ideal starting point and a strong option for improving intermediates.
Best for: beginners to intermediates who want control, spin and forgiveness.
P11A Scorpion: all-round versatility
The Aixo P11A Scorpion Series pairs a 3K raw carbon face and extra-grit surface with a thermoformed build, injected wall reinforcement and a responsive 14mm core. That combination delivers stability, spin and quick reactions, letting players move seamlessly between defensive control and aggressive attack. It is the most versatile range.
Best for: intermediate to competitive players who want one do-it-all paddle.
P14C Reaper: power and precision
The Aixo P14C Reaper Series steps up to a pro-grade 18K carbon face on a 14mm thermoformed core for a stiffer, more powerful feel with unmatched responsiveness and consistent feedback under pressure. It is the tournament-ready choice for players with a repeatable stroke.
Best for: advanced and competitive players chasing power and precision.
Which Aixo range suits you?
- Just starting or still building consistency: the Ghost Series and its forgiving 16mm core.
- Playing regularly and want versatility: the Scorpion Series with spin, speed and balance.
- Competing and driving for power: the Reaper Series and its pro-grade 18K face.
For a side-by-side breakdown of the three ranges by carbon, feel and best player, read our full guide: Aixo Pickleball Paddles Compared: Ghost vs Scorpion vs Reaper.
FAQs
What is Aixo pickleball? Aixo is a pickleball paddle brand built around raw carbon fibre faces for spin and touch, with three ranges spanning beginner to pro: Ghost, Scorpion and Reaper.
What are the three Aixo pickleball ranges? The CP03 Ghost (T700 carbon), the P11A Scorpion (3K carbon) and the P14C Reaper (18K carbon), each aimed at a different level and playing style.
Which Aixo paddle is best for a beginner? The CP03 Ghost Series, thanks to its forgiving 16mm core, injected foam walls and expanded sweet spot.
Do all Aixo paddles offer spin? Yes. Every range uses a raw carbon face that grips the ball for spin, with the Scorpion adding an extra-grit surface and the Reaper using pro-grade 18K carbon.
Find your Aixo paddle
Explore the full Aixo range at Central Sports: shop the Ghost Series, the Scorpion Series and the Reaper Series, or compare all three in our head-to-head guide.