Racket comparison

Kombat Fuji 2.5 by Manu Martin 2026 vs Kombat Krakatoa 2.5 by Manu Martin 2026

Both rackets score closely in the catalogue; the specs below show where they differ.

Kombat

Kombat Fuji 2.5 by Manu Martin 2026

Kombat

Season: 2026; 2026
Shape: Tear; Round
Weight: 360 - 370 gr; 360 - 370 gr
Touch: Medium; Medium
Core: Red EVA; Black EVA
Faces: 18K carbon; 12K Carbon
Frame: Carbon fiber; Carbon fiber
Catalogue rating: 7.7/10; 7.6/10
Power: 6.4/10; 6.4/10
Control: 8.5/10; 8.3/10
Manoeuvrability: 8.0/10; 8.1/10
Rebound: 7.6/10; 7.4/10
Sweet spot: 7.8/10; 7.8/10
Strengths: Baseline control and depth
Easy handling in transitions
Reliable *bandeja* and *víbora*; Generous sweet spot
Stable, clean handling
Firm, controlled volleys
Tradeoffs: Not built for violent smashes
Needs clean contact under pressure
Less forgiving for soft-racket users; Not built for explosive smashes
Needs adaptation for beginners
Limited free attacking pop

Scores are editorial catalogue ratings out of 10 from the source reviews, not customer reviews. Prices and stock haven’t been checked.

The Kombat Fuji 2.5 by Manu Martin 2026 has a teardrop head, which usually balances power and control; the Kombat Krakatoa 2.5 by Manu Martin 2026 has a round head, which usually keeps the balance low for control and a forgiving sweet spot.