StarVie Black Titan Review (2026)

Name: StarVie Black Titan
Brand: StarVie
Price: 143.96 EUR
Availability: InStock

A hybrid frame loaded toward attack, the Starvie Black Titan 2026 pairs a 260 mm balance point with an EVA foam core and Carbon 24K face to produce a racket that punishes overhead opportunities from the back.

Reviewed by Nicolás Sanz

82Our score

Strongest

Power82
Control74
Value72
Handling70
Sweet spot67
Comfort68

No brand pays for a score. Every racket is scored with the same published method. Better than 61% of the 518 rackets we have scored.

StarVie Black Titan padel racket, Hybrid shape

Hybrid · 368 g · 24K Carbon · H-EVA Power · Head-heavy · Professional

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Inside the frame

A 368 g hybrid with a 24K Carbon face over a hard core, balanced head-heavy, built for professional players who hit through the ball.

Shape: Hybrid
Weight: 368 g
Face: 24K Carbon
Core: H-EVA Power
Balance: Head-heavy
Level: Professional

How the core feelsHard

Soft
Medium
Hard

About this core

A EVA hard core. 15% of the rackets we have scored sit in this band. Read from the core until we rate firmness ourselves.

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Highlights

Top 27% for power, and in the bottom third for value.

Both are true at once, and between them they are the whole review. Our score is better than 61% of the 518 rackets we hold a score for.

The face24K CarbonMore in Inside the frame

The balanceHead-heavyMore in Inside the frame

Power82 · better than 67%

Our score82 · better than 61%

Control74 · better than 50%

Sweet spot67 · better than 27%

Comfort68 · better than 27%

Handling70 · better than 26%

Value72 · better than 26%

Our verdict

What we loved

Four things it does better than most.

Power rating 82: overheads and volleys carry genuine finishing weight

Carbon 24K face: crisp, high-tech feel on clean contact

Hybrid shape: wider hitting area than a pure diamond at similar balance

EVA foam core: consistent response across the face

Worth knowing

Three things to know before you buy.

Control at 74 demands clean contact, punishes mishits

Comfort score 68 will be noticeable to arm-sensitive players in long sessions

260 mm balance skews toward attack, less suited to defensive back-court play

The review

Power comes in at 82, which is strong for the intermediate bracket, and the hybrid shape keeps enough of the sweet spot accessible so you're not constantly fighting the frame. Control at 74 is the other side of that deal. Our score: 82/100.