Siux Pegasus Revolution Cube

Introduction

The Siux Pegasus Revolution Cube is a tear-shaped racket for intermediate to advanced players who want a balanced blend of power and control.

Shape & Balance

The tear shape gives a balanced balance point—not too head-heavy, not too handle-heavy. This makes the racket feel stable on drives and precise on volleys.

The weight, around 365 grams on average, adds heft without making it clumsy. You get a solid swing that feels natural for attacking play.

Grip

The handle feels standard in size and shape, comfortable for most hands. The grip material is decent, providing a firm hold without slipping.

After a long match, your hand might get a bit tired because of the weight, but the medium feel helps absorb some shock, reducing overall fatigue.

Power & Control

Power scores 8.2, which is high. The frame's rigidity and the tear shape help you generate pace, especially on smashes and flat shots. You'll feel the ball leave fast.

Control scores 8.5, slightly better. The EVA Soft EHR core gives a controlled rebound, so you can keep the ball in play with precision. It's a balanced racket—neither overpowering nor too soft.

Comfort & Speed

Comfort is solid, thanks to the EVA Soft core and medium feel. You get decent shock absorption, and the racket doesn't vibrate harshly on off-center hits. It won't feel like a wet noodle, though—there's enough stiffness for feedback.

Maneuverability is very high at 9.2. The racket swings fast, so you can react quickly at the net and change direction easily. Despite the weight, it feels agile.

Materials & Durability

The frame is made of Bitubular Carbon, which is durable and stiff. This gives the racket strength and contributes to its power. It should hold up well to hard play.

The faces are Cube Carbon, a rigid material that adds to the overall stiffness. This also helps with durability, but it means less flex, so it's not the softest for arm issues.

Analysis

This racket plays smoothly. The tear shape gives you a good mix of power and forgiveness, and the medium feel keeps the ball on the face just long enough for comfort. The EVA Soft EHR core makes it plush, so shots feel controlled even when you swing hard.

The power and control scores are close—8.2 and 8.5—which means you don't have to sacrifice one for the other. You can hit solid smashes and still place your volleys with accuracy. The sweet spot is generous for a tear, rated 8.5, so off-center hits stay workable.

Maneuverability is the standout at 9.2. This racket moves fast in your hands, which helps at the net and when reacting to quick shots. But the weight, 355 to 375 grams, is heavy, so you'll feel the mass on slower swings. It's not a beginner racket—the weight and shape demand decent technique.

If you're a player who wants a lively, fast-feeling racket without losing control, this fits. But if you have a slow swing or a bad elbow, look elsewhere—the high weight and stiff frame can be unforgiving.