Siux Pegasus Pro Storm Grey 2026

Introduction

The Siux Pegasus Pro Storm Grey 2026 is a high-performance tear-shaped racket for advanced players who want both power and control.

Shape & Balance

The tear shape gives a balanced blend of power and control, with a slightly higher sweet spot than a round racket. This means the balance feels head-heavy, helping you generate power on smashes but requiring more arm strength on defensive shots.

The balance point sits higher up the frame, which adds punch but reduces quick maneuverability in fast exchanges at the net.

Grip

The grip feels comfortable in the hand, with a standard size that fits most players. The handle is well-cushioned, reducing vibration on off-center hits.

Over a long match, the weight and hard feel can cause fatigue in the forearm, especially if you play a lot of volleys.

Power & Control

With a perfect 10/10 for power, this racket lets you hit penetrating shots without extra effort. You can end points from the back of the court with confidence.

The 10/10 control means the ball goes where you aim, even on fast swings. It's a rare combination that rewards players with precise technique.

Comfort & Speed

The maneuverability score of 9.5/10 is impressive for a racket this powerful. It feels quick in the air, allowing you to react fast at the net.

Comfort is decent, but the hard feel and heavy weight can be tiring. You'll feel the impact on your arm on off-center hits, though the EVA PRO core helps absorb some shock.

Materials & Durability

The frame is carbon fiber, which is strong and durable. The faces use 12K carbon, a high-quality material that provides stiffness and crisp response.

These materials make the racket resistant to wear, but the hard feel means less flexibility, which can transmit more vibration to your arm.

Analysis

You get a racket that scores 10/10 in both power and control, which is rare. That means you can hit hard without losing placement, but you need solid technique to handle it.

The hard feel and 355-375g weight make it demanding. If you don't have a clean swing, you'll feel every off-center hit.

Its 9.5/10 maneuverability and sweet spot help, but this is not a forgiving racket for beginners or casual players.

It suits aggressive players who want to finish points at the net and hit powerful smashes from the back. If you're still developing your game or have a slower swing, look at a softer, lighter option.

The rebound score of 7.9/10 is solid, meaning the ball comes off the face with good pace but not too lively, which helps with control.