Obsidian is the newest name in the Siux line-up and the softest of the six. The low balance keeps the head light in your hand, and the soft EVA core takes the sting out of fast balls, so you can absorb pace and place the ball instead of fighting it. Available in Black and Silver.

Sofía Araújo's Valkiria is built around weight. At 340–360 g it's one of the lightest in the collection, so it comes up quickly at the net and stays easy on the arm through a long match.

Diablo sits right in the middle of the scale. It doesn't make you pick a style: it defends comfortably from the back glass and still has enough bite to finish at the net. Available in Metallic Blue and Marine Blue.

Franco Stupaczuk's Electra is all about spin. The textured face grips the ball so your overheads and víboras carry extra kick, while the mid-density core keeps it comfortable through long rallies. Available in White and Red.

Alex Chozas's Pegasus pairs a 12K carbon face with a hard EVA core. The result is a crisp, direct response: the ball leaves fast and goes where you send it.

The hardest racket in the 2027 range and Leo Augsburger's weapon of choice. A diamond head and high balance put the mass where it counts for smashes, so the Fenix rewards a fast, aggressive swing.