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Racket comparison · 2026

Kombat Fuji 2026 By Manu Martin vs Softee Ranger

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Kombat Fuji 2026 By Manu Martin
Kombat

Kombat Fuji 2026 By Manu Martin

77
Softee Ranger
Softee

Ranger

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PRR verdict

Kombat Fuji 2026 By Manu Martin wins by 6 points

Kombat Fuji 2026 By Manu Martin scores 77/100 against 71/100 for the Softee Ranger. Its biggest edge is power (+16). The Softee Ranger answers back on sweet spot (+10). On price, the Softee Ranger is currently €153 cheaper.

Score breakdown
Kombat Fuji 2026 By Manu Martin
Ranger
Overall
77/100Best
71/100
Control
69
74Best
Power
78Best
62
Sweet spot
66
76Best
Maneuverability
70
80Best
Comfort
67
76Best
Specs
Kombat Fuji 2026 By Manu Martin
Ranger
Shape
Teardrop
Teardrop
Balance
Even
Head-light
Weight
360–370 g
365 g
Core
Black EVA
Soft EVA
Face material
Carbon 18K
Fibreglass
Level
Advanced
Advanced
Playing style
All-court
All-court
Kombat Fuji 2026 By Manu Martin

“The Kombat Fuji 2026 by Manu Martin is a mid-range diamond-shaped racket aimed at intermediate players seeking a balance between power and touch, but it lacks the refinement and precision engineering of comparable offerings from established brands at a similar price point. The feel is somewhat stiff and unforgiving on off-centre hits, making it best suited for players who strike cleanly and consistently rather than those still developing their technique. Kombat remains a niche brand with limited global reputation, and at its price point it faces stiff competition from more proven alternatives that deliver better overall performance and longevity.”

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Ranger

“The Ranger pairs Softee's teardrop shape with an unusually head-light 260mm balance - lighter toward the head than most teardrop frames, which shifts the whole racket toward maneuverability and control rather than the shape's usual power lean. The soft EVA core and fibreglass face keep the strike comfortable and forgiving, making this an easy, accessible all-court racket rather than a specialist frame. A sensible option for a player who wants teardrop versatility without the weight and heft that usually comes with it.”

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