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In shortPlayers like the big, forgiving sweet spot, easy control, quick handling and help in defence. Some find the rebound too high or the racket heavy. The glossy paint scratches easily, and a few report cracking.
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Their Diablo Pro 4 suddenly cracked around the sweet spot after three months of playing three times a week. Siux refused the warranty, blaming paint chips from normal contact with the glass, so they moved to a Kuikma.
“I had the same exact issue with my Siux Diablo Pro 4. Suddenly one day it had cracks around the sweet spot. I only had the racket for 3 months and I play around 3x a week”
Big sweet spot, light and easy to play, though the gloss scratches easily.
“diablo pro 4 is great... glossy look will disappear and will be covered with scratches”
Beautiful, but the glossy face picked up fine scratches after one or two matches.
“I had this and it’s beautiful but after one or two matches it was getting really fine scratches on the face”
Of the 29 reviews with a clear verdict, 69% are positive, 10% mixed and 21% negative. The praise mentioned most is forgiving. The most common complaint is durability issues.
The praise reviewers mention most: forgiving (8 reviews), good control (7 reviews) and great in defence (4 reviews). For example: Switched from a Technical Viper to the Diablo Pro 4: much more forgiving and easier to control, and nicer each of their six matches.
The complaints reviewers mention most: durability issues (3 reviews), demanding (1 review) and small sweet spot (1 review). For example: Their Diablo Pro 4 suddenly cracked around the sweet spot after three months of playing three times a week. Siux refused the warranty, blaming paint chips from normal contact with the glass, so they moved to a Kuikma.
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