Siux
Siux was founded in 2012 in Spain and released its first racket collection in 2013, with the Diablo quickly becoming its most iconic model. The brand built its own production factory in Spain in 2015, allowing direct control over manufacturing. After expanding across Africa, America, and Europe from 2017, Siux became the official racket supplier of the Spanish Padel Federation. In July 2024, Siux separated from the Padel Nuestro Group and incorporated as Siux Brands World S.L.U., with headquarters in Madrid and Miami. The brand now operates in over 75 countries.
The 2025-2026 lineup organizes into racket families, each targeting a distinct playing profile: the Fenix (diamond, power), Trilogy (round, control), Electra (teardrop, all-round), Diablo (teardrop, aggressive versatility), Pegasus (hybrid, mid-to-advanced), Valkiria (women's hybrid, comfort and versatility), and Gea (natural flax-fiber faces, control). Each family runs across performance tiers: Pro (advanced carbon, firm feel), Elite (more forgiving, softer cores), Go (intermediate), and Play (beginner). Pro and Elite models across all families include the Switch Strap System and Dual Pro Grip as standard.
Siux uses a graded carbon system across its faces, ranging from 3K in frames and entry models through 12K, 15K, and 24K weaves at the Pro tier. The 24K carbon is developed in partnership with Textreme and is also used in aerospace. The Valkiria Pro uses 24K aluminized carbon for increased elasticity and a wider effective hitting area. The Gea racket integrates Bcomp's ampliTex 3K natural flax fiber on both faces, providing vibration damping and reduced environmental impact. Anti-vibration is further addressed through a partnership with ShockOut, whose dampeners are installed in frame holes on Pro and Elite models. Surface finishes divide into a sandy texture on control models and a satin-plus-3D-relief texture on power models such as the Fenix Pro and Diablo Pro.
Rackets by Siux
Technologies
Carbon Face
12K Carbon
High-density 12K weave carbon fiber used on faces of Fenix Pro 2026, Electra Elite 4, and Valkiria Elite. Stiffer and more responsive than 3K, delivering a lively feel and strong energy transfer on impact.
15K Carbon
15K weave carbon fiber used on the faces of the Electra ST4 (2025). Provides excellent ball output and firmness on impact, paired with a 3K carbon tubular frame.
24K Carbon
Aerospace-grade carbon fiber developed in partnership with Textreme. Used on faces of Fenix 5 Pro, Trilogy Pro, and Diablo Pro. Delivers high stiffness and power while maintaining precise control.
ampliTex 3K
Natural flax-fiber bio-composite reinforcement developed by Bcomp, used on both faces of the Siux GEA racket. Flax fibers are CO2-neutral and provide vibration damping for better control and a wider optimized sweet spot.
24K Aluminized Carbon
Carbon fiber weave that integrates aluminum into the layup. Used on the Valkiria Pro faces. Increases elasticity and widens the effective hitting area, giving more power and forgiveness compared to standard 24K carbon.
Core Foam
EVA Hard
High-density EVA foam core used in power-oriented models such as the Fenix Pro. Delivers maximum energy transfer and fast ball exit speed. Suited to advanced players with refined technique.
EVA Soft
Low-density EVA foam core used in comfort-oriented models such as the Valkiria Pro and Trilogy Pro. Compresses more on impact for a softer feel, reduces vibration, and supports shot placement over raw power.
EVA Mid Touch
Medium-density EVA foam core used in versatile models such as the Electra ST5 Elite 2026. Balances comfort and responsiveness, absorbing vibrations while maintaining lively ball projection.
EVA Quick Recovery
Fast energy-return EVA compound used in the Trilogy Pro 5. Provides quicker rebound than standard EVA Soft while retaining a controlled, medium feel.
Surface
Sandy Finish
Sand-textured coating on control-oriented models including the Electra ST5 Elite and Electra Elite 4. Increases friction between ball and face for better spin generation and grip.
3D Satin Texture
Satin base finish combined with a molded 3D relief pattern on the face surface. Used on power models including Fenix Pro 2026, Diablo Pro 2026, and Trilogy Pro 2026. Increases ball friction and spin potential on aggressive shots.
Frame
3K Carbon
3K weave carbon fiber used in frame tubes and structural elements across most Siux models. Lighter and slightly more flexible than higher-K weaves. Also used as the face material on entry and Go-tier models.
BiTube Carbon Frame
Double-tube 3K interlaced carbon reinforcement running through the racket frame. Adds structural rigidity, durability, and resistance to impact damage. Confirmed on Fenix and Electra models.
Handle
Switch Strap System
Replaceable wrist strap system included on Pro and Elite tier models. The strap can be swapped without tools, allowing players to customize fit and replace worn straps.
Dual Pro Grip
Vibration-dampening grip technology standard on Pro and Elite models. Reduces impact shock transmitted through the handle during play.
Other
Shockout
Anti-vibration dampeners developed through a partnership with the ShockOut brand. Small cylinders inserted into holes in the racket frame at the base. Reduce vibrations transmitted to the hand and arm on impact. Integrated across Siux Pro and Elite models since 2022.