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Kombat Etna 2026 By Manu Martin vs Wilson Defy V1 SE 2

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Kombat Etna 2026 By Manu Martin
Kombat

Kombat Etna 2026 By Manu Martin

77
Best
Wilson Defy V1 SE 2
Wilson

Wilson Defy V1 SE 2

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PRR verdict

Wilson Defy V1 SE 2 wins by 6 points

Wilson Defy V1 SE 2 scores 83/100 against 77/100 for the Kombat Etna 2026 By Manu Martin. Its biggest edge is power (+5). On price, the Kombat Etna 2026 By Manu Martin is currently €39 cheaper.

Score breakdown
Kombat Etna 2026 By Manu Martin
Wilson Defy V1 SE 2
Overall
77/100
83/100Best
Control
69
73Best
Power
78
83Best
Sweet spot
66
67Best
Maneuverability
70
70
Comfort
67
68Best
Specs
Kombat Etna 2026 By Manu Martin
Wilson Defy V1 SE 2
Shape
Diamond
Diamond
Balance
Head-heavy
Head-heavy
Weight
360–370 g
Core
Black EVA
Face material
Carbon 12K
Carbon 3K
Level
Advanced
Advanced
Playing style
All-court
Power
Kombat Etna 2026 By Manu Martin

The Kombat Etna 2026 by Manu Martin is a mid-range diamond-shaped racket aimed at aggressive intermediate players seeking extra punch, but it lacks the refinement and feel consistency needed to truly compete with established brands at a similar price point. On-court it delivers decent smash power but can feel stiff and unforgiving on off-centre hits, making control placement a real challenge under pressure. Players who prioritize raw attack over finesse may find it serviceable, but those with any arm sensitivity or demanding touch play will quickly outgrow it.

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Wilson Defy V1 SE 2

The Wilson Defy V1 SE 2 is a mid-range all-round racket with a teardrop-leaning profile that blends modest power with accessible control, sitting comfortably in Wilson's performance-oriented lineup without fully distinguishing itself from competitors at a similar price. The feel is moderately stiff with reasonable vibration damping, making it usable for intermediate players who want versatility across both offensive and defensive situations. Players transitioning from beginner to intermediate level who prefer a slightly offensive character without committing to a full diamond head will find it a workable option, though specialists seeking elite touch or serious punch will quickly outgrow it.

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