
Siux Electra Pro Red 2027
Siux · 2027
Sand-finish surface that should grip the ball for spin
The firm feel will likely punish off-centre hits for developing players

On paper this is a firm, medium-balanced teardrop for advanced players who attack from the net and like to work the ball with spin. The 8/10 feel and power-tuned face point to a racket that asks for clean contact. Developing players and anyone after a soft, forgiving touch should look at the Electra Elite 2027 instead.
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The Siux Electra Pro White 2027 is Franco Stupaczuk's racket for the new season, the top model of the Electra line. Siux and its retailers aim it at aggressive players who want to speed up the ball, play with spin and keep the opponent under pressure.
It is a teardrop with a medium balance and a firm feel, which the retailer rates 8 out of 10. The White version only changes the look: a white base with red and black details. The Red version plays the same. It ships from late October 2026, so no reviewer has tested it yet.
What the Brand Says
Siux describes the Electra Pro 2027 as a firm hybrid created to accelerate the ball and take the initiative. The faces use 3K Carbon SC Power over an EVA Mid core, which the brand says gives a direct energy transfer and a strong response on attacking shots.
The surface is where the Electra differs from other Siux Pro lines. It drops the 3D texture and uses a Satin + Sand finish, a sandy surface that the brand says improves contact with the ball and helps spin. The medium balance is meant to keep the racket quick enough for angles and changes of direction at a high pace.
There is no hands-on coverage of the 2027 model yet. Reviews of the 2026 Electra Pro exist, but they describe a different racket.
How It Compares
On paper, the clearest change from the Siux Electra Stupa Pro 2026 is the build. Our 2026 record lists a 12K carbon face and an EVA Hard core, while the 2027 model moves to 3K Carbon SC Power and EVA Mid. Weight (355 to 375 g), shape and medium balance stay the same. Whether that makes the 2027 version easier to play is a question for the first hands-on reviews.
The sibling is the Electra Elite 2027. It uses 3K Carbon SC Comfort with a Soft Sand finish and a 7.5/10 feel, so it is the softer, more forgiving choice for players who do not need the Pro's firm response.
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A first look from Siux's specs and claims as published by the retailers above. Nobody at Padelguru has tested it, and not enough reviewers have yet; the full review follows once they have.
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Recommended for
Should suit advanced and professional players with an attacking, spin-based game who want a firm, quick teardrop.
Skill level
Court position
Left, Both sides
Play style
Offensive, Power, All-court
Core
Eva Mid
Surface
Satin + Sand Finish
Texture
Sandpaper
Year
2027
8 rackets with characteristics, performance and appeal close to the Siux Electra Pro White 2027.

Siux · 2027
Sand-finish surface that should grip the ball for spin
The firm feel will likely punish off-centre hits for developing players
8.7Siux · 2026
Low, penetrating volleys that keep opponents pinned at the back
Punishes off-centre contact with a clear drop in pace and feel
9Siux · 2023
Heavy power on smashes
Medium-hard touch, little comfort for soft-feel players
7.8Siux · 2026
Crisp, connected feel on clean hits
Less forgiving than the ST4 2025 at medium pace

Siux · 2027
Should give a lot of power overhead
Likely demanding for anyone below advanced level
8.2Siux · 2026
Precise ball placement at high pace
Less forgiving than previous Electra versions
8.6Siux · 2025
Improved sweet spot compared to ST3 version
Some durability concerns reported by users
8.4Siux · 2025
Excellent power-to-control ratio for aggressive players
Medium-hard feel may require adaptation for players with arm sensitivity
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