Siux Pegasus Pro 2026 Storm Grey Alex Chozas Padel Racket

The Siux Pegasus Pro 2026 Storm Grey is Alex Chozas's racket in the Siux 2026 Pro range. According to the brand it is an attacking model, yet its teardrop shape and medium balance make it more manoeuvrable than a diamond, for advanced and professional players.

Siux Pegasus Pro 2026 Storm Grey specifications

Who is the Pegasus Pro 2026 for?

For advanced or professional players who attack a lot but do not want to give up manoeuvrability at the net. The hard feel and high-density core give punchy ball output. If you prefer a gentler feel, the Diablo Pro 2026 or Trilogy Pro 2026 are softer; for maximum smash power, look at the Fenix Pro 2026.

Strengths

• Manageable attack: teardrop shape and medium balance with an attack-oriented profile, according to Siux.
• Large sweet spot: according to Siux, it reaches 92 cm².
• Spin control: the satin finish with 3D relief helps work the ball.

Things to consider

• Its hard feel (9/10 according to Siux) suits a conditioned arm; intermediate players may find it demanding.

Storm Grey or Lava Orange?

Siux offers the Pegasus Pro 2026 in two colourways, Storm Grey and Lava Orange, with the same construction: teardrop shape, medium balance, high-density EVA core, 38 mm profile and a 3D finish. Choosing between them is purely a matter of looks.

Pegasus Pro 2026 or Diablo Pro 2026?

Both are teardrop-shaped with medium balance. The Pegasus Pro is harder (9/10 according to Siux) and built for attack; the Diablo Pro, Tino Libaak's racket, is slightly softer (7/10) and more all-round.

Explore more Siux rackets, Alex Chozas's rackets or the rest of the Pegasus range in our catalogue.

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