
SIUX TRILOGY ELITE 2026
Round-shaped control frame for advanced and competition players — big sweet spot and forgiving, steady control.
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Control 98 against power 84: it rewards placement over pace. Build the point from the back, move up behind a deep lob and finish with angles rather than force.
The whole middle of the face works — late contact costs you less than on a diamond. Sweet spot 97/100 — one of the most forgiving faces in the index; off-centre hits keep their depth.
Maneuverability 96/100: the head comes round fast, so you can block, redirect and change your mind at the net.
Padel handles come in one size; thickness is set with overgrips. Each overgrip adds roughly 1 mm and 5 g in the hand, which pulls the balance a touch lower — useful if the head feels slow. Keep the grip thin if you rely on wrist work at the net.
Typical home is the right side: keeping the ball in, resetting from the glass and setting up the partner. Rebound 90/100 means the ball leaves the face with free speed — block volleys, don't swing at them.
Against 30 other Advanced · Round frames.
29th of 31 in advanced · round by AI score, 226th of 423 across the index. 5 of 5 metrics above the class average.
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SIUX TRILOGY ELITE 2026 — padel frame by Siux. Test it on court at a partner club before you buy.
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Four frames the AI rates against it.
Same class, same level — a different balance of power and control.


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