Siux Pegasus Elite 2027

What to expect

On paper this suits advanced players who like the Pegasus shape but find the 12K Pro too firm. Expect easier ball exit on slow shots and a friendlier sweet spot. Players who want maximum stiffness for flat smashes should look at the Pro instead.

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Padel Racket First look - Siux Pegasus Elite 2027

Siux · 2027

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The Siux Pegasus Elite 2027 is the comfort version of the Pegasus line that Alex Chozas plays. It keeps the teardrop shape and attacking intent of the Pegasus Pro, but swaps the firm 12K face for a softer 3K build so it asks less of the player.

It is aimed at advanced players, especially those who like the Pro's shape but want more help on slow balls and less stress on the arm. Retailers list a weight of 355 to 375 g, so check the exact unit before you buy.

What the Brand Says

According to Siux and its retailers, the Elite uses a 3K Carbon SC Comfort face over an EVA core, with a medium balance and a satin gold finish. PadelProShop rates its feel at 8.5 out of 10 on its comfort scale, softer than the Pro, and describes it as the version that lowers the demands of the Pegasus family. These are brand and retailer claims; nobody has tested the 2027 Elite on court in a published review yet.

How It Compares

On paper, the Siux Pegasus Pro is the firmer sibling: 12K carbon and a harder core, more crisp on flat hits and more demanding on off-centre contact. Probando Palas called the Pro the most versatile racket they tested this year, which makes the Elite worth watching as the softer route into the same shape. Against the Siux Electra Elite, the Pegasus Elite should feel more attacking because of its teardrop head.

Research & References

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

Pros & Cons

Strengths

  • Softer 3K comfort face should ease arm strain
  • Medium balance should keep it quick at the net
  • Keeps the versatile Pegasus teardrop shape

Considerations

  • Likely less crisp on flat, hard smashes than the Pro
  • Premium price for the softer version
  • No hands-on reviews yet

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Perfect For

Recommended for

Advanced players who want an attacking teardrop with a more comfortable, less demanding feel than the Pegasus Pro.

Skill level

Advanced, High Advanced

Court position

Both sides

Play style

Offensive, All-court

Frequently Asked Questions

The Elite uses a softer 3K Carbon SC Comfort face and EVA core, while the Pro uses firmer 12K carbon and a harder core. The Elite should be more forgiving and easier on the arm.

Full Specs

Shape

Teardrop

Weight

Medium (356–370g)

Balance

Balanced (Even)

Touch

Medium

Core

Eva

Surface

3K Carbon

Texture

Rough

Year

2027

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