Drop Shot CANYON PRO COMFORT: all 2 generations compared
2 generations in the data. Specs as the brand or shop published them. Changes are computed from those sheets, nothing is measured.
The 2.0 differs from the 1.0 in balance, core, face and weight; shape and weight stay the same.
Which one to buy now
None of these generations is in stock at the shops padell.io tracks right now. The table below still shows what changed.
Generation by generation
Canyon Pro Comfort 2.0Newest
Not in stock at the shops on padell.io · RRP $ 270.00
Changed: balance from Head-heavy to Head-light, core from EVA Soft Low density to EVA Pro High Density, face from 3K carbon to Raw Unidirectional Carbon, weight from 360 to 370 g to 350 to 370 g. Same: Frame, Level (brand), Pro player, Shape, Surface, Weight.
Not in stock at the shops on padell.io · RRP $ 260.00
Oldest generation in the data.
Spec sheet, 2 generations
Marked rows differ between generations. Grey means not published.| Spec | Canyon Pro Comfort 2.0 (2026) | Canyon Pro Comfort 1.0 (2025) |
|---|---|---|
| Shape | Diamond | Diamond |
| Weight | 350 to 370 g | 360 to 370 g |
| Balance | Head-light | Head-heavy |
| Face | Raw Unidirectional Carbon | 3K carbon |
| Core | EVA Pro High Density | EVA Soft Low density |
| Adjustable weight | not published | not published |
| Handle | not published | not published |
| Frame | Double tubular carbon | Double tubular carbon |
| Thickness | not published | not published |
| Surface | 3D Face | 3D Face |
| Level (brand) | Intermediate / Advanced | Intermediate / Advanced |
| RRP | $ 270.00 | $ 260.00 |
Balance labels are the words of the source, not measurements. Wording differences ("Power Extra Grip" and "Extra Power Grip") still show as a change until the term table is filled.