The Siux Fenix Pro Glow Purple is Leo Augsburger’s 2026 racket. It is a diamond with a head heavy balance, 12K carbon faces and a high density EVA core.
It follows the 2025 Pro 5 Black, with a new finish and a 12K face in place of the 24K one. The result is a racket that keeps the same attacking shape but gives a little more feel.
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Fenix Pro Glow Purple: Best Price Today
Padel Market has the 2026 model for £170.99, down from £299.99.
Fenix Pro Glow Purple Specs
| Spec | Siux Fenix Pro Glow Purple |
|---|---|
| Brand and year | Siux, 2026 |
| Shape and balance | Diamond, head heavy |
| Core | High density EVA |
| Face | 12K carbon |
| Level | Advanced and pro |
| Style | Attack |
Who Is the Fenix Pro Glow Purple For?
This racket suits advanced attackers who want a powerful diamond with a slightly softer face than the 2025 model. It is best on the left side, for players who look to finish at the net.
Good for
- Advanced attackers
- Left side players
- Fans of the Fenix range
Not ideal for
- Beginners and intermediates
- Players who want a control racket
What It Feels Like
The head heavy balance gives real weight to smashes, and the high density core keeps the response firm.
The 12K face is a little softer than the 24K on the Pro 5, so you get slightly more feel on volleys and drop shots.
It is still a demanding diamond, and best suited to players who attack every chance they get.
Weight sits towards the head, so it takes a few sessions to adjust if you are coming from a teardrop. Once you do, viboras and kick smashes feel heavy and hard to return.
Where It Costs Less
| Shop | Price | Buy |
|---|---|---|
| Padel Market | £170.99 (was £299.99) | Check price |
Padel Market is the only UK shop we found with a clear price. At over £120 off, the saving is one of the bigger ones we have seen on a 2026 pro racket.
Verdict
The Fenix Pro Glow Purple is a strong attacking racket from a growing brand. At £170.99, it is well priced for a pro model.
If This Is Not Quite Right
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Common Questions
How does it compare with the Fenix Pro 5?
Both are diamonds for attack. The Glow Purple uses a 12K face, while the Pro 5 Black uses 24K, so the 2026 model is a little softer.
Who uses it?
Leo Augsburger.
Where is the Fenix Pro Glow Purple cheapest?
Padel Market at £170.99 when we checked.
Prices checked on 6 November 2026. Specs from Siux and Padel Market.
