Suix Diablo Elite 4 2025 Padel Racket

Suix Diablo Elite 4 Padel Racket

Specifications:

• Class: RACKET
• Level of play: ADVANCED
• Type of game: POLYVALENT, CONTROL
• Gender: UNISEX
• Reference: 112631
• Blade balance: HALF
• Blade finish: MATE
• Shovel shape: HYBRID
• Blade surface: 12K
• Shovel feel: HALF
• Range: ELITE
• Season: SS25
• Season: SS25

Description:

The new Diablo Elite 4 from Siux is a paddle racket intended for advanced level players looking for perfect balance between control and power. Its hybrid format and medium balance make it a versatile racket par excellence, with the ability to adapt to all situations of the game, both in defense and attack.

It is made with 12K carbon on the faces and a 3K carbon tubular, materials that offer greater firmness and reactivity, ideal for technical play. The combination of materials provides a medium feel, firm enough to generate power, but with enough comfort not to compromise precision in shots. It includes the replaceable strap system and a matte finish that adds elegance and durability.

Technologies:

• EM (Eva Medium): Racket core with Medium density EVA rubber. It is a 360 rubber with medium touch that provides great balance between power & control.
• RB (Reinforced Bridge): Carbon fiber reinforcements in the most fragile areas on the racket’s heart. Thanks to this technology high rigidity is obtained and reduces the possibility of breakage.
• 12K Carbon: Provides the racket with perfect balance between power, ball output, resistance, and stiffness.
• ATB (Anti Torsion Bridge): Reinforcement in the bridge and heart of the padel racket that provides more rigidity. This technology provides greater precision and prevents deformations in the hits.
• Optimized spot: Optimized sweet spot to adapt each drilling pattern to the performance of each racket. Thanks to the different perforation designs, the optimal hitting point can be visually identified.

Racket is sold separately without cover

*It's common for a small amount of the grip to come off when removing the plastic seal on a racket.

This is due to the heat sealing process used to adhere the plastic, and it doesn't in any way affect the functionality or validity of the racket or grip.