Siux padel rackets in Australia — how the range works
Siux is a Spanish brand with the deepest tour bench of anything we stock: Franco Stupaczuk, Sanyo Gutiérrez and Patty Llaguno have all played Siux, and the 2026 range is built around Tino Libaak and Leo Augsburger. Read a Siux name as family plus tier. The families are shapes and intents — Fenix is the out-and-out attacking diamond, Diablo the versatile teardrop, Pegasus the neutral all-rounder, Electra the fast hybrid. The tier is the build: Pro is the competition version, with the top carbon (12K, 15K or 24K TeXtreme depending on the frame) and the firmer cores; Elite is the same shape in 3K carbon and a kinder EVA. Siux dropped their entry Go tier for 2026, so Elite is now where the range begins.
Pro or Elite — which build is right for you
If you are an advanced player with repeatable technique, the Pro frames give you the crisp, direct feel Siux is known for. The Diablo Pro 2026, Libaak's racket, is the versatile one — Padelful rates it 8.6, with every sub-score between 8.3 and 8.8 — and the Fenix Pro 2026, Augsburger's, is the attacker's diamond on the hardest core in the Siux catalogue; Padelful rates its power 9.9 and padel.how its comfort 6.5. The Electra ST4 Pro is Stupaczuk's 2025 frame, still here while the last stock lasts. If you are a club player, or comfort matters, the Elite tier is where to look: the Diablo Elite 6 is the softest Siux we stock, with a 9.4 for rebound from Padelful, and the Pegasus Elite 4 is the firmer, more neutral one.
What Siux's technology names mean
TeXtreme is a spread-tow carbon weave — flatter and more rigid than a conventional cloth — used on the Diablo Pro. 3D texture and the sand finishes are the rough surfaces for spin; Siux use both, sometimes together. Optimised Spot is a perforation pattern that Siux say enlarges the sweet spot and cuts vibration. Switch Strap is the interchangeable wrist cord across the range. Siux publish weight ranges rather than single figures, and do not publish balance in millimetres for any model; where a reviewer has measured one, our product page says so.
Siux Neo padel balls
Siux make two versions of their FIP-approved Neo ball and we stock the quick one, the Neo Speed — higher pressure, marked for cold conditions and a faster game, and the best ball we sell for indoor courts and winter. How it compares to the Dunlop and NOX balls →
Buying a Siux padel racket from us
Full manufacturer specification on every frame, independent ratings quoted with their caveats, same-day dispatch from the Gold Coast on orders before 1pm AEST, free shipping over $99, and free click and collect at Pacific Fair. We do not have demo rackets; if your club has a Siux on its wall, hit with it there first. Where each Siux lands in our picks across every brand →
Buying Siux on the Gold Coast, in Brisbane or on the Sunshine Coast
We are a Gold Coast business. Every in-stock Siux product on this page ships the same day from Broadbeach on orders placed before 1pm AEST on a business day, which usually means next-business-day delivery across the Gold Coast, Brisbane and the Sunshine Coast (sometimes two), and free shipping over $99 ($9.95 below). Pre-orders ship when the stock lands, on the date shown on each product. If you are local, click and collect is free from our counter at Priceline Pharmacy in Pacific Fair, Broadbeach — ready within 3 hours (usually within the hour) during trading hours, 7 days a week, where the stock is on hand, which puts a Siux order ten minutes from the courts at Carrara and Robina and a quarter of an hour from Burleigh Heads. We do not hold demo rackets at our end; if your club has a Siux on its wall, hit with it there first. Playing further north? Padel in Brisbane and padel on the Sunshine Coast list every court and what to expect, or see every court in Australia. Weighing up a local order against an interstate one? Buying padel gear on the Gold Coast sets out what actually exists here and what it costs today.