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Racket comparison · 2026

Royal Padel M27 Poly vs Siux Beat Jr 2

Head-to-head on PRR scores, specs, and live prices — independently tested with the same methodology. Updated daily.

Best
Royal Padel M27 Poly
Royal Padel

Royal Padel M27 Poly

86
Siux Beat Jr 2
Siux

Siux Beat Jr 2

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PRR verdict

Royal Padel M27 Poly wins by 20 points

Royal Padel M27 Poly scores 86/100 against 66/100 for the Siux Beat Jr 2. Its biggest edge is control (+20). The Siux Beat Jr 2 answers back on maneuverability (+9). On price, the Siux Beat Jr 2 is currently €200 cheaper.

Score breakdown
Royal Padel M27 Poly
Siux Beat Jr 2
Overall
86/100Best
66/100
Control
84Best
64
Power
78Best
62
Sweet spot
74Best
71
Maneuverability
64
73Best
Comfort
74Best
70
Specs
Royal Padel M27 Poly
Siux Beat Jr 2
Shape
Round
Round
Balance
Head-light
Head-light
Weight
360–380 g
320–345 g
Core
Foam
EVA
Face material
Carbon 3K
Fibreglass
Level
Advanced
Beginner
Playing style
Control
Control
Royal Padel M27 Poly

“The Royal Padel M27 Poly 2026 is defined by its forgiving round shape and poly foam core, delivering a soft, consistent feel that rewards precise ball placement over raw aggression. The head-heavy balance adds unexpected punch for a control-oriented round racket, but at 380g it demands some physical conditioning to sustain through long matches without fatigue creep. Advanced intermediates and club-level players who prioritize touch, net volleys, and arm comfort over explosive smash generation will find it a dependable but not extraordinary option at its price point.”

€280at PadelMarketReview & prices
Siux Beat Jr 2

“The Siux Beat Jr 2 is defined by its lightweight, forgiving design built specifically for young developing players, offering easy maneuverability and a generous sweet spot that rewards off-center hits common at junior level. The round-leaning profile and softer foam core prioritize comfort and control over raw power, making rallies feel consistent and confidence-building rather than demanding. Junior players aged roughly 8–14 transitioning from beginner to intermediate level will love its arm-friendly feel and manageable weight, though competitive teen players pushing into advanced territory will quickly outgrow its power ceiling.”

€80at PadelProShopReview & prices Buy

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