Starvie Nyra

The lightest racket in the 2026 line. At 330 to 350 grams, the Nyra is built for new players (and juniors) who need maximum manoeuvrability and a featherweight feel. A round shape, low balance, and X-Glass Tech surface combine for an exceptionally forgiving sweet spot and the kind of soft response that protects the arm while technique is still settling in.

Pick the Nyra if you're booking your first padel court, switching across from tennis, or buying for a partner or junior new to the game.

Starvie Arkos

A step up in weight from the Nyra, into the standard 350 to 370 gram range. The Arkos keeps the same round shape, low balance, and X-Glass Tech surface, but the additional weight gives advanced beginners a little more presence on the ball when they start hitting with more intent. Advance Core technology in the heart of the racket reduces vibration and shifts the balance toward the grip for better handling.

Pick the Arkos if you've played a few sessions, you're comfortable with technique, and you're ready for a slightly weightier racket that still rewards control over power.

Starvie Polaris

The most attacking racket in the beginner range. The Polaris swaps the round shape of the Nyra and Arkos for a teardrop, opening up real attacking potential as your technique develops, while keeping the forgiving X-Glass Tech and S-Eva Flex combo that makes Starvie beginner rackets so comfortable. Geo Air Core technology in the heart shifts balance toward the grip for faster, more agile play, and T-Carbon reinforcement keeps the frame durable through inevitable wall contact.

Pick the Polaris if you have a season or two behind you, you're ready to start hitting with intent, and you want one racket you can grow into rather than out of.

Starvie Kenta+

The intermediate control racket. A round shape with the consistency you'd expect from a control-focused frame, paired with the wider sweet spot and snappier feel of 12K Carbon Hyper. Geo Bridge in the heart of the racket adds rigidity and quicker acceleration without compromising comfort, and Z-shock in the grip dampens vibration on long rallies. A medium balance, rather than the low balance of the Advance line, gives the racket a touch more presence at the net.

Pick the Kenta+ if you're an intermediate player who builds points on placement, you want refined feel without sacrificing comfort, and you'd rather earn your points through patience than power.

Starvie Drax+

The intermediate's versatile attacker. A teardrop shape, medium balance, 12K Carbon Hyper surface, and M-Eva Balance core combine for a racket that hits hard without losing control. Hepta Bridge inside the frame stabilises the racket through impact, Shock Shield rubber absorbs vibrations, Airflow Design lightens and speeds up the swing, and Z-shock in the grip cushions the rest. The Drax+ matches or beats the Kenta+ on both Control and Power, which is rare.

Pick the Drax+ if you're an aggressive intermediate playing your way toward advanced level, you want explosive ball output, and you'd rather attack than defend.

Starvie Astrum+

The Pro Line's all-court frame, evenly split between control and power (a perfect 92 in both). 12K Carbon Hyper surface, M-Eva Balance core, and a medium-balance teardrop shape that defends as well as it attacks. Air Booster in the heart of the racket channels air through the structure to accelerate every swing, Shock Shield absorbs impact and stabilises balance, and Five Sides Tech in the frame sharpens shot accuracy.

Pick the Astrum+ if you're a high-level player whose game shifts mid-rally, defending one shot and attacking the next, and you want a frame that adapts rather than forcing you into a style.

Starvie Tritón+ Balance

A diamond shape with the comfort of a medium balance, the Tritón+ Balance gives advanced attackers a more forgiving way into a high-power frame. 18K Carbon Hybrid surface, M-Eva Balance core, and TriTech Core's triple internal structure deliver finishing power that doesn't punish you for off-centre contact. Anatomic Bridge Design naturally accommodates two-handed grips for added stability and ergonomics.

Pick the Tritón+ Balance if you want the attacking shape of a diamond without the unforgiving demands of a true power racket, and you value the comfort to play long matches without your arm complaining.

Starvie Tritón+ Power

The same Tritón+ family, turned up. Diamond shape, high balance, H-Eva Power core (the hardest, densest foam in the line), and the same 18K Carbon Hybrid surface as its Balance sibling. Built to finish points. A perfect 100 on Power, with Control still respectable at 92 thanks to TriTech Core and Five Sides Tech keeping the racket precise on the smash.

Pick the Tritón+ Power if you live for the smash and have the technique to handle a head-heavy diamond every time you step up.

Starvie Raptor+

The most adaptable racket in the 2026 collection. A teardrop with medium balance, 3D Carbon multilayer surface, and M-Eva Balance core, all built around the Dynamic Star system that lets you swap between a 4.8g and a 7.2g weight in the heart, adjusting the balance by up to 0.6cm. Two configurations, one racket, two distinctly different feels. Anti-Vibe technology absorbs impact for comfort across long matches.

Pick the Raptor+ if you're a semi-pro or competitive player who can't commit to a single playing style, or you want one frame that adjusts to match the moment.

Starvie Black Titan

The flagship. A hybrid head shape (a balance between the explosive sweet spot of a diamond and the rigidity of a square frame), the most advanced material spec in the entire 2026 collection (24K Carbon Master high-density carbon, H-Eva Power hard EVA foam), and the same Dynamic Star weight system as the Raptor+ on a far more aggressive frame. A perfect 100 on Power, and the highest Control score (94) of any racket in the line, which is rare for a high-balance frame.

Punishing on the smash, satisfying through every clean strike, surprisingly composed on the slower shots that pure power rackets usually mishandle. If you're a pro or semi-pro, you play to attack, and you want the best Starvie has built this year, this is it.