Siux Electra Elite 2027

What to expect

The specs point to advanced players who like an attacking teardrop but want more give than the Electra Pro. Siux rates it 7.5/10 for hardness, so it should still feel firm. Players still working on clean contact may prefer a round shape.

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Padel Racket First look - Siux Electra Elite 2027

Siux · 2027

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The Siux Electra Elite 2027 is the step-down model in the Electra line, the family Franco Stupaczuk plays. It keeps the teardrop shape and the attacking intent of the Electra Pro, and Siux pitches it at players who want that style with an easier, more comfortable response.

It went on presale in October 2026 at around 265 to 270 euros. Retailers list a medium balance and a hardness of 7.5 out of 10. Siux has not published a weight on the pages we found, so treat the weight on our spec card as unconfirmed until the brand confirms it.

What the Brand Says

Siux says the Elite pairs 3K SC Comfort Carbon faces with an EVA Mid core, built on what it calls Advanced Performance construction. The brand says its Spin Surface finish, here with a satin and soft sand coating, helps the ball grip for spin.

Retailers describe it as more tolerant and easier to play than the Pro while keeping the Electra line's attacking character. That is the brand and shop description, not a test.

Early coverage so far is Siux's own 2027 collection launch video and a catalogue overview of the 2027 range from Hotel Palas. Neither is a hands-on review of this racket.

How It Compares

On paper, the Electra Pro 2027 shares the teardrop shape, medium balance and EVA Mid core, but retailers list it as firmer. Pick the Pro if you want the stiffer, more demanding version, and the Elite if you want a bit more forgiveness. Against the Electra Elite 2026, reviewers liked last year's model as a balanced option between control and power; we will only know how much the 2027 changes once it has been played.

Research & References

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A first look from the brand's specs and claims and the early coverage 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 and medium balance should mix attack with handling
  • 3K carbon face with an EVA Mid core, similar to the Pro build
  • Rough Spin Surface finish should help with spin on viboras and bandejas

Considerations

  • Hardness of 7.5/10 will likely still feel firm for developing players
  • Official weight is not confirmed yet
  • Nobody has published a hands-on review yet

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Perfect For

Recommended for

Advanced players who want an attacking teardrop with a little more comfort than a pro model.

Court position

Right, Both sides

Play style

Offensive, Balanced

Frequently Asked Questions

The more accessible version of the Electra line that Franco Stupaczuk plays. It keeps the teardrop shape and attacking intent of the Electra Pro with a 3K carbon face and an EVA Mid core.

Full Specs

Weight

Medium (356–370g)

Balance

Balanced (Even)

Touch

Medium Hard

Core

Eva Mid

Surface

3K Sc Comfort Carbon

Texture

Rough

Year

2027

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