Siux Diablo Elite 2027

What to expect

On paper this suits advanced and strong intermediate players who like the Diablo's balance but want a little more forgiveness. Watch whether the Comfort face costs too much bite on hard flat finishes.

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Padel Racket First look - Siux Diablo Elite 2027

Siux · 2027

Researched by Christoph Herrmann

Christoph Herrmann

Left-handed right-side player with an attacking, finishing game

Always overperforms in the warm-up, always underperforms in the match. Such is life.

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The Siux Diablo Elite 2027 is the comfort version of the Diablo, the teardrop line Tino Libaak plays with. It keeps the Diablo's shape and medium balance and changes the face, so the racket should play like the Pro with a softer response.

Retailers list it at 355 to 375 g, aimed at advanced players. That weight range is wide, so expect units to differ from each other.

What the Brand Says

The face uses 3K Carbon SC Comfort over a medium EVA core, with a satin finish. Padelproshop rates the feel 6.5 out of 10 and describes the racket as multipurpose. The Diablo Pro 2027 uses an SC Balance face over the same core and gets a 7, so the Elite is presented as the more forgiving of the two.

There is no hands-on review of this exact model yet. The 2026 Diablo Pro was well received by reviewers, which tells you about the line but not about this version.

How It Compares

On paper, the Diablo Pro 2027 is the firmer sibling with the same shape and core: pick it if you want more feedback on flat attacking shots. Against the Diablo Pro 2026, the Elite looks softer and more forgiving, with the same all-round teardrop layout.

Research & References

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A first look from the brand's specs and retailer listings named above. Nobody at Padelguru has tested it, and not enough reviewers have yet; the full review follows once they have.

Pros & Cons

Strengths

  • Teardrop shape with medium balance should suit both sides
  • Comfort-oriented 3K face points to a more forgiving feel
  • Medium EVA core keeps the line's mixed power and control profile

Considerations

  • No hands-on reviews yet, so the feel is still unconfirmed
  • The softer face will likely give up some punch against the Pro

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Perfect For

Recommended for

Advanced and strong intermediate players who want an all-round teardrop with more comfort than the Diablo Pro.

Skill level

High Intermediate, Advanced

Court position

Both sides

Play style

Balanced, All-court

Frequently Asked Questions

The comfort version of the Diablo line used by Tino Libaak: a teardrop with a 3K carbon face and a medium EVA core.

Full Specs

Shape

Teardrop

Weight

Medium (356–370g)

Balance

Balanced (Even)

Touch

Medium

Core

Eva Mid

Surface

3K Carbon

Texture

Smooth

Year

2027

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