Siux
Editorial assessment · 2026 model
Fenix Pro 2026 is the high-balance diamond option in this Siux group. It has a 12K carbon face, hard EVA core and 355–375 g range. We would consider it for an advanced player who already prefers a firm racket for attacking play and can keep preparing it well in defence.
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Fenix has a diamond head and high balance. Electra Shadow Red is teardrop with medium balance and a medium-firm feel. We would compare the Electra first if you want a less head-heavy option within this group.
If Fenix is already your preferred shape and feel, ask for the individual racket's weight. Both 355 g and 375 g sit within its published range. Include defensive shots and quick volleys in a trial; a few good smashes will not tell you whether you enjoy the racket throughout a match.
Consider an alternative if: You prefer soft contact, low balance or a lighter starter racket.
Adidas
A lighter attacking option with a diamond shape and weight toward the head. Worth a look if you want less base weight without moving to a round control racket. Its sweet spot still sits higher on the face.
Babolat
A teardrop Viper with even balance, a 355 g target and a 16K carbon face. Compare it with Air Veron if you want a different hitting response without moving to the heavier, head-heavy Technical Viper.
Babolat
A 370 g, head-heavy diamond built around 3K carbon, Hard EVA and Carbon Power Layer. Consider the Technical Viper if you already prefer a substantial attacking racket. Compare it with Technical Veron before choosing on power claims alone.
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Open the racket chooserResearched 2026-09-07 · Last updated 2026-09-10 · How we assess gear
