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Siux Pegasus Elite 2026
This padel racket Siux teardrop is an ideal model for a level intermediate and stands out for Maneuverability.
R.R.P 270€
189.95€
This padel racket Siux teardrop is an ideal model for a level intermediate and stands out for Maneuverability.
R.R.P 270€
189.95€
The Siux Pegasus Elite 2026 has seemed like a very complete paddle to us from the first sessions, one that fits very well into a versatile and intentional game. It strikes a very interesting balance between control, power, and a firm feel, so we see it as particularly suitable for ambitious intermediate and advanced players who want precision without falling short when they push hard. It is neither a soft model nor a paddle that does the work on its own, but that is precisely part of its charm. If we like to feel the impact well and build the point with criteria, this version makes a lot of sense.
The first thing we noticed when stepping onto the court was a medium-hard, firm, and quite crisp feel, heavily influenced by the 3K carbon faces and the EVA PRO core. The ball deforms little upon impact, and the response is direct, with a precise sensation that clearly communicates where we made contact. Even so, it doesn’t feel like a rock, because the EVA PRO rubber provides a small margin of cushioning that prevents everything from feeling excessively dry. This combination of a firm feel and controlled response defines a large part of the personality of this Siux.
We were also quickly convinced by the overall construction. The carbon frame provides a solid base, the slightly elevated medium balance helps to push the ball without making it clumsy, and the sandy matte finish gives a sense of a well-finished product. In hand, it feels stable, compact, and with a rigidity in the plane that greatly favors a clean hit. Additionally, the rough surface is noticeable from day one in shots where we seek ball grip and more intention in the spin.
From the back, it is a paddle that invites participation in the shot. At low speeds, the ball exit is controlled, and the EVA PRO core does not propel the ball on its own, so to lift deep lobs, one must work with their legs, prepare well, and accompany the gesture. This makes it not the most friendly option for those who always play defensively or come from round models with much lower balance that are much easier to handle. Here, the reward comes when we truly engage with the ball and not when we expect free help from the material.
When we increase the pace, the game changes quite a bit. The trajectory appears more linear and penetrating, with that firmness that makes the shot come out clean and with intention, and the medium balance helps generate power without requiring excessive effort. In active defense, we liked it because it allows us to switch from blocking to counterattacking with considerable ease, especially when we find the ball in front of us. Once we adapt, it transmits a very good stability in blocks and counterattacks, something that is greatly appreciated in exchanges where quick reactions are needed.
However, with low balls near the glass, it does not forgive due to simple experience. A clean and precise swing is required to avoid the ball falling short, and here it is evident that this version is more designed for a technical player than for a purely conservative one. Even so, the sweet spot helps more than is usually the case in firm paddles of this profile. From the back, it makes it clear that it works better when we defend with the intention to activate the point and not just survive. Additionally, in slices and cut balls, the matte and sandy finish provides extra grip that helps the trajectory come out lower and with more intention.
At the net, we found it to be one of its most rewarding areas due to how it moves for being a tear-shaped paddle with a medium balance. The head does not wobble excessively on quick contacts, and the overall feel is of high maneuverability and good hand speed, which is very useful in short volleys and sudden changes between defense and attack. The standard grip also adds to this, as it allows for a secure hold without having to squeeze too much. In long matches, this translates to less fatigue in the forearm and more comfort in maintaining the level of play.
With a short gesture, volleys come out tense and weighted, and the trays maintain a fairly precise line thanks to the control provided by the firm feel. The matte and sandy finish is most noticeable in shots intended to cut the ball: trays and viboras bite well, staying low and coming out with that bit of grip that complicates returns significantly. The rough surface helps the ball grip the face and truly take spin, not just in the sensation of contact. Also, in slices and touches with more finesse, an extra grip is appreciated that gives more confidence to seek angles.
Due to its construction, firm feel, and slightly elevated medium balance, it is a paddle that transmits energy well when we accelerate with determination. We are not dealing with a model of brute power or automatic help, so the smash here fits better with a player who sets up the shot well and takes advantage of the linear response of the 3K carbon and the EVA PRO. Additionally, the rough surface adds to lifted shots because the ball grips the face better and comes out with more intention of spin. In that type of technical smash, you can feel that extra grip that gives the ball more life after the bounce.
The balance between both aspects is very well resolved. Power appears when we truly accelerate, with a clean, penetrating, and quite direct ball, while control comes from a firm feel that allows us to feel the impact very well. The 3K carbon and the EVA PRO core form a very coherent set for those who want precision in aggressive shots and not a soft or overly elastic response. It is not a paddle of free power, but rather one of measured power and very high control for players with technique.
The sweet spot is generous and well-distributed, something that is greatly appreciated in a paddle with a medium-hard feel. In off-center shots, it forgives more than other firmer models with more weight in the head, so the sweet spot helps maintain control and stability even when we do not hit perfectly.
We liked it because it is easy to move and does not transmit a clumsy paddle feel, which is commendable in a tear shape with medium balance. The standard grip is comfortable, allows for a secure hold without squeezing too much, and this helps reduce forearm fatigue when the match extends.
Its official retail price is €270, although at the time of writing this review, we found it for €210.6 in specialized stores. For its price, it falls into the professional/top range, and at that level, we expect precisely what we see here: 3K carbon, carbon frame, EVA PRO rubber, good finish, and serious performance for demanding players. As often happens in padel, with the advancement of the season, these models usually drop in price, and as the next version approaches, it is common to find interesting discounts. In that context, buying a paddle like this already discounted is often one of the best ways to achieve a very solid quality/price ratio without giving up premium materials.
We see it very well aimed at intermediate and advanced players looking for a balanced paddle, with a firm feel and a versatile, technical game. It fits especially well with those who build the point, know how to defend with intention, and then activate the counterattack with control and good direction. We would also recommend it to those who value precision in aggressive shots more than the automatic help of a soft rubber. If, on the other hand, we are looking for a very easy paddle, very soft, or brute power without the need for technique, there are more suitable profiles than this Pegasus.
We would buy it if we were looking for a Siux with a firm feel, well-built, and with much sense for a versatile game. It has control, it has power when we accelerate, and it moves better than one would expect given its shape and balance. It doesn’t give anything away, but when we apply technique, it responds with very serious precision. For a player who wants to grow with a balanced paddle with character, we find it to be a very convincing option.
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