Siux Pegasus Pro 2026
Shape
Teardrop
Weight
355 to 375 g
Balance
Medium
Core
EVA Pro (hard)
Face
Carbon 12K
Surface
3d
Frame
Carbon
Feel
Hard
Spin
High
Level
Advanced
Style
Power
Season
2026
Player
Alex Chozas

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Siux · 2026 season

Siux Pegasus Pro 2026

4.3 / 5 from 6 reviews across 3 sources
Who it suits
Read from the specs, not a play test

Made for advanced players who want power at the net and on the smash: a teardrop head, an even balance and a hard core.

Think twice if you are new to padel. It is aimed at advanced players and asks more of your technique.

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What reviewers say

AI summary of 6 reviews

Reviewers agree this is a power-first teardrop for aggressive players, but they differ on how forgiving it is. Padelful and Padelracketreviews praise heavy, spin-loaded volleys and bandejas, explosive flat hitting and a stable, precise feel, with the latter suggesting the medium balance makes it kinder than most power frames. Padel.how is far less impressed, scoring it 75 out of 100 and calling comfort below average, with control and stability only moderate. The three community reviewers on Padelful are the most enthusiastic of all, averaging over 9 out of 10 for control, agility and smashing, though one raised a durability worry. Common ground across all sources is that the sweet spot punishes off-centre contact, passive defence is hard work, and the hard EVA can tyre the arm over a long match. Best for committed intermediates upward with reliable mechanics.

Praised
Explosive power on attack · Heavy, spinny volleys and bandejas · Precise and stable when struck cleanly · Agile for a power racket
Criticised
Punishes off-centre hits · Comfort divides reviewers · Tough in passive defence · One durability complaint
Sources: Padelful (4), Padel.how (1), Padelracketreviews (1). Summary generated 9 September 2026. How we do this

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