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Siux Pegasus Pro 2026 Storm Grey

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ShapeTeardrop
BalanceMedium
CoreEVA Soft
FaceCARBON 12K
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    Balance
    Medium
    Shape
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    Specifications and sources.

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    Specifications and sources

    Published specifications, not our play-test findings. Each value links to its source.

    Reference price published at siuxpadel.com: €350 · 1 November 2026. It is not the price of the shop in the buy button.

    SpecPublished valueEvidence
    ShapeTeardropForma de pala Lágrima siuxpadel.com
    BalanceMediumBalance de pala Medio siuxpadel.com
    CoreEVA SoftNúcleo EVA Soft siuxpadel.com
    FaceCARBON 12KSuperficie de pala CARBON 12K siuxpadel.com
    Price€350350 EUR (schema.org offer) siuxpadel.com

    Collection note: Core firmness is given only as numbers ('Tacto de pala 9/10', 'Dureza 9/10'), not in words, so core.value is null. The foam name 'EVA Soft' is not used as a firmness rating, and it sits oddly against a 9/10 hardness. The FAQ says a player coming from a round racket will need time to adjust 'por el peso arriba', which hints at a heavier head than the spec line 'Balance de pala Medio'. This is not a direct contradiction, so the spec line was kept. The frame is described only as 'Marco tubular' with no material stated, so frame is null. The finish 'Satinado + 3D' does not say the surface is rough, so roughSurface is null. No weight or thickness is stated. The 'perfil en números' scores are described as orientative values calculated from shape, balance and touch. The page states a 92 cm² sweet spot. The GREY variant is marked 'Agotado'.

    How our estimates work

    These ratings are calculations from published specifications, not measured playing results or our play tests.

    Power50
    Control50
    Handling50
    Forgiveness42
    Comfort40
    Value8

    Not published for this racket: firmness, weight. Each missing input counts as the neutral midpoint, so treat these ratings as less certain than for a racket with all five.

    • Power 50 = shape (teardrop) 22.5/45 + balance (medium) 17.5/35 + weight (not published) 10/20 = 50 points, placed on the 10 to 90 scale
    • Control 50 = shape (teardrop) 30/60 + balance (medium) 20/40 = 50 points, placed on the 10 to 90 scale
    • Handling 50 = balance (medium) 25/50 + weight (not published) 25/50 = 50 points, placed on the 10 to 90 scale
    • Forgiveness 42 = shape (teardrop) 22.5/45 + firmness (not published) 17.5/35 + face material (carbon) 0/20 = 40 points, placed on the 10 to 90 scale
    • Comfort 40 = firmness (not published) 20/40 + face material (carbon) 0/25 + balance (medium) 10/20 + weight (not published) 7.5/15 = 37.5 points, placed on the 10 to 90 scale
    • Value 8 = mean of the two highest ratings, divided by the price in euros, scaled so the best value in the index is 100

    Full methodology and evidence.

    Added to the index on 1 November 2026, read from Siux’s own page that day. All new models, newest first →

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    Questions about the Siux Pegasus Pro 2026 Storm Grey

    Is the Siux Pegasus Pro 2026 Storm Grey a power or a control racket?

    On its published specification the Siux Pegasus Pro 2026 Storm Grey is an all-round racket. It rates 50 for power and 50 for control on the PadelTrue model, mainly because of its teardrop shape and medium balance.

    Is the Siux Pegasus Pro 2026 Storm Grey good for beginners?

    It rates 42 out of 100 for forgiveness. That is a middle value, workable for an improving player. The manufacturer lists its level as "Avanzado / profesional".

    Is the Siux Pegasus Pro 2026 Storm Grey arm-friendly?

    It rates 40 out of 100 for comfort, a rating built from core firmness, face material, balance and weight, describing feel and physical demand. That is mid-range. This describes the build, it is not medical advice.

    How much does the Siux Pegasus Pro 2026 Storm Grey cost?

    €350 on siuxpadel.com when checked on 1 November 2026.

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