Siux Pegasus Oro

Introduction

The Siux Pegasus Oro is a tear-shaped control racket with a soft feel, built for players who want precision over raw power.

Shape & Balance

The tear shape gives the Pegasus Oro a balanced feel with the sweet spot lower in the face, ideal for control-oriented play. It's not head-heavy like a diamond, so the weight stays more neutral.

This means the racket swings smoothly without feeling tip-heavy, which helps with quick reactions at the net. The balance suits players who want stability without sacrificing maneuverability.

Grip

The grip is standard Siux, comfortable in the hand with a tacky feel that holds well even when you sweat. Over a long match, the medium-soft core takes some sting out of off-center hits, so your arm doesn't get punished as much.

You'll still feel some fatigue if you're swinging hard for three sets, but the grip's comfort keeps blisters at bay.

Power & Control

With power at 7.4, the Pegasus Oro is not a cannon. You won't get easy depth on defensive shots, so you need to time your hits well and use your body rotation.

Control is the star here—the 8.7 rating means you can hit angles and drop shots with confidence. The soft core helps you feel the ball, which lets you fine-tune your placement. If you're a precision player, this trade-off is worth it.

Comfort & Speed

Comfort is good, thanks to the soft EVA core and medium-soft feel. Vibration is dampened, so your elbow might thank you, especially if you're prone to soreness.

Speed is a highlight. The 8.6 maneuverability score means this racket moves quickly in your hand, so at the net you can react fast. It's not a sluggish racket despite its weight, making it a good fit for all-court players who like to transition.

Materials & Durability

The frame is bitubular carbon, which gives it solid structure without adding too much stiffness. The faces are 3K carbon, a common material that balances rigidity with some flexibility—both are durable for regular play.

That said, carbon can chip if you hit the floor or frame shots often. The soft EVA core will compress over time, but with proper care, this racket should last you a couple of seasons.

Analysis

The Pegasus Oro plays true to its control-first design. You'll feel the ball sink into the soft EVA core, which gives you a forgiving response on off-center hits and helps you place the ball where you want it. The 8.7 control rating is no marketing number—it translates to easy direction changes and reliable volleys.

Power is solid but not explosive at 7.4, so you'll need to generate pace with your own swing. The tear shape gives it a sweet spot that sits lower, making it forgiving for defensive shots and counter-attacks. High rebound (8.4) means the ball comes off the face with decent speed, which helps when you're on the back foot.

Maneuverability at 8.6 is a standout—this racket feels quicker than its weight suggests, so you can react fast at the net. The sweet spot is generous (8.5), which builds confidence when you're stretching for balls.

Who should look elsewhere? If you're a power hitter who wants to smash winners from the back, the Pegasus Oro will feel a bit tame. Beginners might also find it too heavy—the 355-375g range demands decent technique to avoid fatigue.

But for intermediate-to-advanced players who value control and precision, it's a solid choice. You'll trade some pop for the ability to place the ball exactly where you're aiming.