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Racket comparison · 2026

Siux Diablo Pro 2026 Royal Blue Tino Libaak vs Wilson Pro Staff V2

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Siux Diablo Pro 2026 Royal Blue Tino Libaak
Siux

Siux Diablo Pro 2026 Royal Blue Tino Libaak

Wilson Pro Staff V2
Wilson

Pro Staff V2

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PRR verdict

Siux Diablo Pro 2026 Royal Blue Tino Libaak wins by 10 points

Siux Diablo Pro 2026 Royal Blue Tino Libaak scores 87/100 against 77/100 for the Wilson Pro Staff V2. Its biggest edge is power (+13). The Wilson Pro Staff V2 answers back on comfort (+14). On price, the Wilson Pro Staff V2 is currently €55 cheaper.

Score breakdown
Siux Diablo Pro 2026 Royal Blue Tino Libaak
Pro Staff V2
Overall
87/100Best
77/100
Control
73
79Best
Power
88Best
75
Sweet spot
64
73Best
Maneuverability
68
77Best
Comfort
65
79Best
Specs
Siux Diablo Pro 2026 Royal Blue Tino Libaak
Pro Staff V2
Shape
Teardrop
Round
Balance
Even
Even
Weight
365 g
365 g
Core
Medium EVA
Soft EVA
Face material
Carbon 24k
Level
Advanced
Advanced
Playing style
All-court
All-court
Siux Diablo Pro 2026 Royal Blue Tino Libaak

The Siux Diablo Pro Tino Libaak edition is a diamond-shaped, attack-oriented racket built for players who want explosive smash power and a high-end feel associated with Siux's pro lineup. The rough texture surface and hard EVA core deliver serious pace on overheads but demand consistent ball striking, as the smaller sweet spot punishes mishits and can transmit vibration over long sessions. Aggressive 3.5–4.5 level players who prioritize offensive firepower over forgiveness and are comfortable with a demanding feel will find this racket rewarding, though true beginners or arm-sensitive players should look elsewhere.

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Pro Staff V2

The Pro Staff V2 borrows Wilson's legendary tennis name for a precision-focused padel racket, built around a soft EVA core and an even 265mm balance at 365g. Wilson positions it as an all-court frame rather than a pure specialist, and the soft core backs that up with a comfortable, controlled strike rather than a harsh, power-first one. The carbon face grade isn't specified by the manufacturer, which is unusual for this price tier and makes it harder to fully characterise the face's stiffness and pop. For an advanced player who wants Wilson's precision heritage in a genuinely all-court frame, it's a reasonable, competitively priced option - just go in expecting balanced performance rather than a standout in any one category.

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