Is the Siux Fenix Elite 2027 a hard racket?

Yes. Siux rates it 9.5 out of 10 for hardness, just below the Fenix Pro.

What shape is the Fenix Elite 2027?

Diamond, with a high balance, like the rest of the Fenix line.

How much does the Fenix Elite 2027 weigh?

Retail listings give 355 to 375g.

Is the Fenix Elite 2027 good for beginners?

No. The firm feel and head-heavy balance point to advanced attacking players.

When is the Fenix Elite 2027 available?

Retailers list it for pre-order with shipping from late October 2026.

What to expect

On paper this is a firm, head-heavy diamond for advanced attackers who want a little more tolerance than the Fenix Pro gives. Players who build points from the back or want a soft, easy racket should look elsewhere. Nobody has published a hands-on test of the 2027 version yet, so treat this as a reading of the specs.

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Padel Racket First look - Siux Fenix Elite 2027

Name: Siux Fenix Elite 2027
Brand: Siux

Siux · 2027

Researched by Lars Kloezeman

Tactical right-side player who builds points and reads the game

Tactical right side player who is not afraid of using every trick in the book to "disturb the rhytm" of the opponent.

The Siux Fenix Elite 2027 is the slightly gentler sibling of the Fenix Pro, the line Siux builds around Leo Augsburger's attacking game. It keeps the diamond head and high balance that define the Fenix, so it is still a racket for players who finish points from the net and overhead.

The change that matters is the face. Where the Pro uses a stiffer, power-focused carbon and a hard EVA core, the Elite gets a comfort version of the 3K carbon over an EVA Hardcore core. Siux rates its feel 9.5 out of 10 for hardness against 10 for the Pro. The listed weight range of 355 to 375g is wide, so the exact weight of a given unit is uncertain until official specs settle it.

What the Brand Says

Siux says the Elite stays firm and demanding but gives a somewhat gentler response than the Fenix Pro and more tolerance when contact is not perfect. The brand presents the comfort faces as the reason, with the diamond shape and high balance kept for leverage on aggressive shots. These are the brand's claims; no one has tested them on court yet.

Early coverage so far is retail only: Padel Pro Shop lists the racket for pre-order with shipping from late October. Hands-on reviews exist for the 2026 Fenix Elite and Fenix Pro, but not for this 2027 version.

How It Compares

Against the Fenix Pro 2027, the Elite trades the power faces and EVA Hard core for comfort faces, and drops one step on the brand's hardness scale. On paper that makes it the easier of the two for players who want the Fenix shape without the full stiffness. Against the 2026 Fenix Elite, the shape and balance stay the same; the full difference will only show once reviewers test both.

Research & References

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A first look from the brand's specs and claims and the retail 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

Diamond shape and high balance point to strong output on smashes and viboras
Comfort faces should forgive off-centre hits more than the Fenix Pro
Wide 355-375g weight range lets players pick a lighter or heavier unit

Considerations

Still a firm, demanding racket by the brand's own rating
Head-heavy balance will likely tire the arm and slow defence
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Perfect For

Recommended for

Should suit advanced and high-advanced attacking players, mostly on the left side, who like the Fenix line but find the Pro too stiff.

Skill level

Advanced, High Advanced

Court position

Left, Net

Play style

Power, Offensive

Frequently Asked Questions

Siux gives the Elite 3K Carbon SC Comfort faces and an EVA Hardcore core instead of the Pro's power faces and EVA Hard core, for a slightly gentler, more tolerant response.