Suix Trilogy Elite 5 2025 Padel Racket

Suix Trilogy Elite 5 Padel Racket

Specifications:

• Class: RACKET
• Level of play: ADVANCED
• Type of game: CONTROL
• Gender: UNISEX
• Reference: 112653
• Blade balance: LOW
• Blade finish: MATE, 3D
• Shovel shape: ROUND
• Blade surface: 12K
• Shovel feel: HALF, SOFT
• Range: ELITE
• Season: SS25
• weight: 355-375g

Description:

The new Siux Trilogy Elite 5 paddle racket is designed for advanced players who prioritize control in their style of play. With its round format and low balance, this racket allows extraordinary handling and great precision in shots from the back of the court, ideal for maintaining the rhythm of the match and wearing down the opponent with regularity and placement.

The faces are made of 12K carbon, which provides a solid yet elastic structure, ideal for maximizing ball output without losing sensitivity. The 3K carbon tubular reinforces the structure and provides greater durability, while the EVA Soft rubber core offers a medium-soft touch, very comfortable and with great vibration absorption capacity. The matte finish with 3D texture allows you to print more effect on technical shots such as trays or snakes.

Technologies:

• ES (Eva Soft): Offers a medium-soft touch, very comfortable and with great vibration absorption capacity
• Bitube Carbon Frame: To provide the racket with more rigidity and resistance, and greater hardness against breakage due to blows.
• 12K Carbon: rovides a solid yet elastic structure, ideal for maximizing ball output without losing sensitivity
• Rowing Structure: Siux's own technology increases the lightness and manageability of the racket.
• 3D Effect: Surface finish of the padel racket with 3D relief. Thanks to this technology more friction is generated with the ball, getting better effects on the hits.

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.