Fenix Pro 2026

Platform-created modelAdvancedPowerAggressiveSpecs unverified

Shape: Diamond
Weight: 360–375 g
Balance: High
Feel: Hard

Best price

€171.95

Platform score 7.9/10

Leo Augsburger's 2026 racket: power without compromise. Siux pairs a diamond head with a high balance and a hard feel (10/10) for maximum punch on every smash, aimed at players who close points with authority. Siux lists a diamond head, balance High and a Carbon 12K Honeycomb, satin with 3D finish face. Siux does not list the weight or core; retailers list about 355–375 g. This is the Glow Purple colourway.

Who is this racket for?

Best for: Advanced players who attack and finish points overhead.
Playing style: Power / Aggressive
Level: Advanced
Recommended for: Players who live at the net and generate their own racket speed.
Not ideal for: Beginners, or anyone who mostly defends from the back glass.

The diamond shape is clearest in the front view: the widest point sits up near the tip.

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

A power diamond with a high balance and a firm EVA core. Reviews describe it as especially strong on smashes, volleys and overhead winners.

What testers like

Strong overheads
Rigid yet light carbon build
Good at finishing points at the net

Watch out for

Hard feel
Retailers list different carbon grades

Suits: Advanced players and strong intermediate attackers.

Paladex’s read

A direct, no-nonsense attacking racket.

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

Sources

Platform scores

Overall platform score

7.9/10

Sample evaluation

Power9.1

Control7.3

Maneuverability5.8

Forgiveness5.1

Sweet spot5.4

Defence5.8

Attack9.3

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

UnverifiedBrand-listed specs from the official product page, collected 6 Oct 2026. Weight, Thickness, Frame material added from retailer and review listings (Tennis Warehouse Europe, PadelSpeed), 7 Oct 2026; not checked against the brand. Core from Padel Nuestro (12 Oct 2026). Official product page

Brand: Siux
Model: Fenix Pro 2026
Collection: Fenix
Year: 2026
Shape: DiamondWidest high up near the tip, tapering in straight lines to the throat. The sweet spot sits high on the face. Maximum leverage for overheads and smashes. The smaller, higher sweet spot punishes off-centre hits, so it rewards good technique.
Weight: 360–375 gA mid-range weight that most adult players handle comfortably, balancing stability and speed.
Balance: High (head-heavy) · ≈ 272 mm (estimated)Where the weight is concentrated. Hits harder on smashes and volleys, but feels slower to swing and is more demanding on the shoulder and elbow. Higher balance generally favours power, lower balance usually improves maneuverability.
Thickness: 38 mmA full 38 mm profile (the regulation maximum) gives more stability and power.
Frame material: Carbon
Face material: Carbon 12K Honeycomb, satin with 3D finish
Core: High-density EVAMaximum precision and power when you hit fast. Slow balls need more effort to push, and more vibration reaches the arm.
Surface: 3D textureThe most bite on the ball, for players who rely on spin and effects.
Hardness: HardA firm, dense core.
Sweet spot: High on the faceDerived from the shape class. The 3D zone is an illustration, not a measurement.
Grip & handle: Standard handle with overgrip