SIUX Pegasus Pro 2027 Black

What to expect

On paper this is an advanced attacking teardrop: 12K carbon over a hard EVA core and a medium balance. Expect a firm, direct response that rewards fast arms and clean contact. Players who want an easy, forgiving feel should look elsewhere.

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Padel Racket First look - SIUX Pegasus Pro 2027 Black

Siux · 2027

Researched by Bowe Frankema

Bowe Frankema

All-court player who prizes control, feel and spin

Bowe is convinced that the racket, shoes, court are the problem, never his own abilities.

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The Pegasus Pro 2027 is the top teardrop in the Siux Pegasus line, the racket of Alex Chozas. The 2027 Pro comes in two colourways, Black and Silver, with the same build under the paint. This is the Black: a dark, glossy finish.

Retailers list it for advanced and professional players with an offensive game, people who want to speed the point up and close it out. Retailers give a weight range of 355 to 375 g, so the exact weight of a given racket is uncertain until it is in hand.

What the Brand Says

Siux pairs 12K carbon faces with a hard EVA core and a 3D textured surface. Retail listings rate the feel 9 out of 10 and describe the racket as offensive with a medium balance. The brand presents the Pro as the firmer of the two Pegasus builds: the Elite version moves to a softer 3K carbon face for more comfort.

We found no hands-on review of the 2027 version yet. Probando Palas tested the 2026 Pegasus Pro and called it the most versatile racket they had tried that year. That is the previous model, so treat it as a hint about the line, not a verdict on this one.

How It Compares

Against the Pegasus Pro 2027 Silver, the only listed difference is the finish: glossy Black against satin Silver. Against the Pegasus Elite 2027, the Pro is the harder, more direct choice on paper, while the Elite's 3K face should be gentler on the arm and easier for intermediate players.

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 with medium balance should keep it manageable at the net
  • 12K carbon face and hard core point to a direct, precise response
  • 3D surface texture aimed at spin
  • Same performance setup as the Silver version

Considerations

  • Hard core will likely feel demanding for intermediate players
  • No hands-on reviews of the 2027 version yet

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Perfect For

Recommended for

Advanced and professional players with an offensive game who want speed and finishing power while keeping some control.

Skill level

Advanced, High Advanced, Professional

Court position

Right, Left, Net

Play style

Offensive, Power, All-court

Frequently Asked Questions

Advanced and professional players with an offensive game who want speed and finishing power with some control.

Full Specs

Shape

Teardrop

Weight

Medium (356–370g)

Balance

Balanced (Even)

Touch

Hard

Core

Eva Hard

Surface

12K Carbon

Texture

3D Pattern

Year

2027

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