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Siux Diablo Pro 2026 Padel Racket (Tino Libaak)
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Who this racket suits
The Siux Diablo Pro 2026 is Tino Libaak's racket and the versatile one in Siux's Pro tier: a teardrop that is meant to do both jobs, with a 24K TeXtreme carbon face and a medium-firm EVA core. Padel Ibérico called it one of the best rackets Siux has made, which is the kind of line we would normally ignore. The rating sites below are more measured, but they describe the same racket.
How it actually plays. Padelful rates it 8.6/10 (May 2026), with every sub-score between 8.3 and 8.8 (rebound 8.8, control and sweet spot 8.7, manoeuvrability 8.6, power 8.3) — an unusually even card, which is exactly what you want from a racket sold as versatile. Its reviewer found it lively on fast swings and stable at the net, but dry and firm at contact and less forgiving off centre. padel.how is cooler at 74/100 (September 2026), with every category between 7 and 8: a firm, direct frame whose power rises with your swing rather than coming for free, with comfort it marks below average. Padelspeed says the 2026 Diablo feels stiffer, with less rebound, than the 2025. The consensus is a firm, precise, all-court frame that rewards a player who already has a full game and does not want to specialise.
What changed for 2026. The 2025 Diablo Pro 4 ran an 18K TeXtreme face on a mid EVA; the 2026 moves to 24K TeXtreme — a spread-tow weave that is flatter and more rigid than a conventional carbon cloth — on a firmer core. One retailer still lists 18K, so we have flagged it. Colourways are Royal Blue and Night Blue.
Is this the racket for you?
- Yes if you are an intermediate-to-advanced all-court player who attacks when the ball sits up and defends when it does not, and you like a direct, dry feel rather than a trampoline. Its nearest rival here is the NOX AT10 Genius 18K, which is softer in the hand.
- No if you are a beginner, or you want a soft, forgiving frame. The same shape with a softer core and a 3K face is the Diablo Elite 6, which Padelful rates 9.4 for rebound.
Siux's sponsored professionals may compete with frames that differ from the retail model.
Specifications from the manufacturer and the retailers named, verified 2026-09-17. Manufacturer weights vary by around ±10g. Independent scores are quoted from the sites named and are their opinion, not ours; we have not court-tested this frame ourselves.
Specifications
| Head shape | Teardrop |
| Weight (±10g) | 355–375g |
| Balance | Medium |
| Core | EVA Pro (medium-firm) |
| Face material | 24K TeXtreme carbon |
| Surface | Matte + 3D |
| Player level | Advanced |
| Play style | Control |
| Played by | Tino Libaak |
| Brand | Siux |
| Season | 2026 range |
| Our code | APS-SI-0002 |
Specifications published by the manufacturer, verified 2026-08-17. Manufacturer weights vary by around ten grams either way across every brand.
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