Dunlop Nanomax Lite vs Siux Beat Hybrid 2
Head-to-head on PRR scores, specs, and live prices — independently tested with the same methodology. Updated daily.
Siux Beat Hybrid 2 wins by 4 points
Siux Beat Hybrid 2 scores 66/100 against 62/100 for the Dunlop Nanomax Lite. Its biggest edge is power (+12). The Dunlop Nanomax Lite answers back on sweet spot (+8). On price, the Siux Beat Hybrid 2 is currently €31 cheaper.
“The Nanomax Lite is Dunlop's dedicated beginner racket, built specifically around control rather than scaled down from a performance model. A soft EVA core and round, head-light balance keep it genuinely easy to handle while a durable graphite face adds longevity.”
“The Beat Hybrid 2 arrives with a card and no spec sheet: weight, core, face and shape are all unconfirmed on this listing. The numbers describe Siux's mild all-rounder (an even 64/64 split, fair terms of comfort 68 and tolerance 68, decent hands at 70) and value 78 is respectable. But undocumented at entry money is a real handicap when the brand's own Beat Control 3 and Hybrid 3 Air publish their builds nearby. Demo first, confirm the grams, and only then let the price argue. The card is fine; the paperwork is missing.”
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