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In shortMost players enjoy how it plays, with easy manoeuvrability, solid defence, good power and a gentle feel on the arm. The big problem is durability: many report cracks in the carbon face, loose parts or rattles within a few months. Some who love the racket still call the build quality a deal-breaker.
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Bought the Pegasus Pro 2026 and gave up on it after 2–3 matches: loved the design but hated how it played, especially the very small sweet spot that needed perfect contact.
“I bought one and ditched it after 2-3 matches. Loved the design but hated how it played. Can’t remember all the ways I hated it but one was that the sweet spot felt so small.”
Of the 27 reviews with a clear verdict, 30% are positive, 44% mixed and 26% negative. The praise mentioned most is arm-friendly. The most common complaint is durability issues.
The praise reviewers mention most: arm-friendly (3 reviews), easy power (3 reviews) and fast at the net (3 reviews). For example: Found the Pegasus Pro very soft, with the ball sinking in; very arm-friendly with muted vibration, without losing power.
The complaints reviewers mention most: durability issues (13 reviews) and small sweet spot (1 review). For example: Liked their new Pegasus Pro, but the carbon face broke within three months of normal play and Siux refused to replace it.
27 are quotes from discussions on Reddit and YouTube, each linked to the original post. Player reviews are checked for spam before they appear, and only they count toward the star rating; quotes never do.