This model targets men at the advanced to pro level who prioritize offensive options. Players who like to finish points with power—smashes, aggressive volleys and drive winners—will find the Kombat Fuji 2026 Manu Martin well aligned with those needs.

Because it is a performance-oriented, medium-hard racket, it’s less forgiving for newcomers; those transitioning to higher-level play who have developed consistent timing and technique will extract the most from it.

Diamond shape plus a power game type make this racket naturally biased toward attack. The concentrated sweet spot and the lively rebound from the Black EVA core give extra punch on overheads and drive strikes, helping you accelerate the ball through the court.

Medium balance tempers the extreme head weight while still allowing aggressive shot-making, so the overall playing style is offensive but with enough control cues to construct points rather than relying on pure brute force.

With a medium balance and a 360–375 g weight range, the Kombat Fuji 2026 Manu Martin is easier to handle than many heavy, head‑heavy diamonds. Quick reactions at the net and faster swing recovery are realistic for players who choose the lighter end of the range.

Control comes through a combination of the medium-hard core and the 18K Carbon face: you won’t get the sinky feel of a soft racket, but you will get predictable ball departure and solid directional accuracy when your timing is consistent.

The racket uses 18K Carbon on the face and a Black EVA core. The face material prioritizes stiffness and crisp response, while the Black EVA core balances rebound and durability with a firmer feel compared with softer foams.

A rough surface is included to aid ball bite and spin control, and the medium-hard overall hardness favors direct, powerful shot-making over plush comfort.

• Face: 18K Carbon — crisp, precise contact
• Core: Black EVA — medium-hard, lively rebound
• Surface: Rough — better ball grip for added spin
• Hardness: Medium-Hard — oriented toward power and feedback

On court the Fuji 2026 feels brisk and energetic. The combination of a medium-hard Black EVA core and 18K Carbon face produces a sharp, punchy impact with good transfer of energy—useful for decisive smashes and fast volleys.

Because the balance is moderate and the weight range offers options, the racket doesn’t feel unwieldy in quick exchanges; it gives confident feedback and a lively ball response that rewards clean contact and aggressive timing.

This is a performance racket aimed at advanced players, so forgiveness is limited: off-center hits will feel firmer and less damped than on softer, control-focused models. The medium-hard construction emphasizes feedback and power at the cost of plush comfort.

The 360–375 g weight window gives handling choice but selecting a heavier setup will increase hitting power while slightly reducing swing speed. Consider your typical match situations—if you value maximum control or longer rallies from the backcourt, you may prefer a less attack-biased option.