Star Vie Titania Pro 2025

Introduction

The Star Vie Titania Pro 2025 is a round, medium-hard racket for advanced players who want control and a huge sweet spot.

Shape & Balance

The round shape makes this a balance-focused racket. It offers a higher sweet spot and easier handling than diamond shapes, which keeps your swing controlled.

With weight from 350–385 gr, it’s head-light, so the racket feels agile in volleys and transitions. The round shape means less reach on smashes, but that’s the trade-off for stability.

Grip

The grip is standard for Star Vie, with a comfortable feel that suits most hands. You won’t notice any harsh vibrations, even on harder hits.

Over a long match, the weight can tire your arm if you’re not used to heavier rackets. But the balanced round shape helps reduce fatigue compared to a head-heavy stick.

Power & Control

The control is 8.4/10, which is high, and it shows in precise shots. You’ll get good direction and depth, especially on bandejas and voleas.

Power scores 7.9/10, which is solid but not top-tier. You can hit hard, but you’ll need to time it well. This is a racket for players who value placement over brute force.

Comfort & Speed

Comfort is decent, but the medium-hard core means it’s not the softest on the arm. The EVA Pro 50 core does absorb some shock, helping with elbow stress.

With maneuverability at 8.2/10, this racket moves fast for its weight. You can react quickly in defense and get into position for volleys, which is rare for a heavier racket.

Materials & Durability

The faces are 3K carbon fiber, which is a solid material known for good stiffness and durability. It should hold up well to regular play.

The frame is also carbon fiber, adding strength and torsion resistance. The build quality seems robust, so it should last you a good few seasons.

Analysis

The Titania Pro plays like a control-first racket, but it’s not soft. The medium-hard feel gives you solid feedback on every shot, and the round shape keeps the balance centered, making it forgiving on off-center hits.

Its control rating of 8.4/10 is high, and it shows in placement. You can drop the ball into corners and keep rallies steady without overhitting. The sweet spot is a huge 9.1/10, so the racket feels stable even when you’re stretched or late.

Power is 7.9/10, which is solid but not explosive. You can generate pace, but it takes effort on smashes. The rebound of 8/10 helps in defense, but it’s not a racket that does the work for you.

Players with a compact, technical game will love this. But if you rely on pure power or want a soft feel, look elsewhere. It’s not beginner-friendly either—the weight and medium-hard core demand good fundamentals.