The Siux Fenix Pro 2026 Glow Purple is Leo Augsburger's racket in the Siux 2026 Pro range. It combines a diamond shape, high balance and a hard feel, and is designed for advanced and professional players who build their game around the smash.
Siux Fenix Pro 2026 Glow Purple specifications
| Feature | Value |
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| Shape | Diamond |
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| Balance | High |
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| Weight | 355–375 g |
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| Feel | Hard (10/10 according to Siux) |
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| Core | High-density EVA |
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| Faces | Honeycomb carbon |
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| Frame | Carbon, tubular |
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| Surface | Satin with a sandy 3D finish |
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| Level | Advanced / Professional |
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| Playing style | Power |
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| Technologies | Carbon Honeycomb, 3D, Switch Strap |
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| Player | Leo Augsburger |
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Who is the Fenix Pro 2026 for?
For advanced or professional players with a strong swing who want to finish points overhead. The high balance and diamond shape add momentum on smashes, in exchange for a more concentrated sweet spot. If you want a more manoeuvrable racket, the Pegasus Pro 2026 or the Diablo Pro 2026, both teardrop-shaped with medium balance, are a better fit.
Strengths
- Power: according to Siux, the Fenix Pro 2026 scores 9.8 out of 10 for power.
- Firm response: the high-density EVA core and hard feel give punchy ball output on fast shots.
- Spin: the sandy 3D finish helps put spin on the ball.
Things to consider
- According to Siux, its sweet spot is 68 cm² and its control rating 5.4 out of 10, so it is less forgiving on off-centre hits.
- The hard feel and high balance call for good technique and a conditioned arm; it is not a racket to start with.
What changes from the Fenix Pro 5?
The Fenix Pro 2026 keeps the Fenix Pro 5 formula: diamond shape, high balance, a firm EVA core and a 355–375 g weight. The main change is in the faces: the Fenix Pro 5 used 24K Textreme carbon, while the 2026 version moves to Honeycomb carbon with a satin finish and 3D relief.
Fenix Pro 2026 or Fenix Elite 2026: which one?
Both are diamond-shaped with high balance and a hard feel. The Fenix Pro is Leo Augsburger's version, with a 3D finish and a professional level; the Fenix Elite has a sandy matt surface and targets advanced and competition players.
Explore more Siux rackets, Leo Augsburger's rackets or the rest of the Fenix range in our catalogue.
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