Siux Trilogy Pro Ash Green 2026

The Siux Trilogy Pro Ash Green 2026 has left us with a very clear impression since the first rally: we are dealing with one of the most comfortable paddles we have ever tried. It is a model designed for those seeking a versatile response, with soft to medium-soft feel, a lot of control, and a centered sweet spot that inspires confidence. We found it to be a very serious option for advanced players, although it also fits well in the hands of intermediate players with good technique. If our priority is to play comfortably, defend well, and have room to accelerate when needed, this version is definitely in the conversation.

First Impressions with the Siux Trilogy Pro Ash Green 2026

The first thing we felt with this Siux is a very pleasant and clearly comfortable feel. The combination of 24K carbon with Black Eva rubber provides a soft response, but not hollow or uncontrolled, and that is noticeable from the first balls. Additionally, the rough 3D sandy texture is well-defined and gives that immediate contact feel. It is one of those paddles that invites you to keep playing because it doesn’t strain the arm at all.

Compared to the previous version, there is a significant change: it has transitioned from 40K carbon to 24K. This adjustment fits very well with the personality of this edition, as the overall feel remains comfortable, but with a very interesting consistency on the court. It also retains the rough 3D texture we already knew, so it doesn’t lose that identity of the Trilogy Pro series. In hand, it feels like a very coherent paddle, without oddities, and with a construction aimed at allowing the player to adapt quickly.

Siux Trilogy Pro Ash Green 2026 from the Back of the Court

Technically, the basis of its performance from the back is very clear: round shape, low balance of 26.5 cm, and a centered and large sweet spot. In defense, this translates to a paddle that moves easily and helps us a lot when we are under pressure, to the point of feeling like a true defensive shield. The sweet spot is large and strong, so when we don’t hit perfectly, the ball still comes out with quite a bit of order. It is not a nervous or dry paddle; on the contrary, it transmits a lot of security for blocking and playing with margin.

What we liked most from the back is that it allows for soft defense without the ball dying. It has good ball exit for the type of feel it proposes and accelerates better than one would expect from such a comfortable paddle. In lobs and control shots, it has left us with very good sensations, with the impression that the ball touches the glass and falls down, a sign of precision and that the contact is supportive. When the point gets tough, the low balance helps a lot to react quickly and stay engaged in the rally.

We also found it very responsive in transitions from defense to attack. If we play softer, it responds very well, and if we need to tighten up a bit, the paddle has enough acceleration not to fall short. The rough 3D adds to that control play from the back, as it provides useful grip for the ball to come out with more intention and not float too much. And another detail that weighs heavily for us: it is a very elbow-friendly paddle, something that is especially noticeable in long matches or sessions with a lot of ball volume.

Power and Control of the Siux Trilogy Pro Ash Green 2026

The overall balance of this version is clearly closer to comfortable control and versatility than to raw power. Still, we were surprised that it accelerates well despite its soft feel, so we are not talking about a passive paddle lacking spark. In soft shots, blocks, and balls where we want to direct with precision, it performs quite well, aided by that large sweet spot that keeps the ball alive and controlled. Where it puts its limit is in the kick smash: there it does not seem to be its favorite territory, while in flat smashes it fits much better.

Sweet Spot of the Siux Trilogy Pro Ash Green 2026

Compared to other paddles that lose firmness at impact by softening the feel, here we have encountered a large, centered, and solid sweet spot. That strong sweet spot makes tolerance one of its best virtues, especially when we defend or block without perfectly preparing the shot. The transition from 40K to 24K compared to last year, while maintaining the well-defined rough 3D texture, fits precisely with that idea of making the paddle more friendly without compromising its performance.

Handling and Comfort of the Siux Trilogy Pro Ash Green 2026

The feel in hand is of an easy paddle, light to move, and very little demanding on the joints. The low balance is largely responsible for this, as it makes the head feel light and allows us to position it quickly in defense and control shots. This is complemented by a standard grip with a rope-like string and an interchangeable wrist strap, and above all, a reality we have noticed on the court: it does not strain the elbow. If we are looking for a truly comfortable paddle, this Siux plays very strong in that league.

Quality/Price of the Siux Trilogy Pro Ash Green 2026

Its official retail price is €350, although at the time of writing this review, we found it for €269.95 in specialized stores. Due to materials like 24K carbon, Black Eva rubber, and its clearly advanced focus, it falls between the advanced and professional/top range, so we are talking about a serious investment for those who prioritize performance and comfort. In this segment, that is precisely what is expected: premium materials, refined feel, and a very defined response on the court. And as is often the case in padel, over the months these models tend to drop in price, especially as the next version approaches; that is why last season’s paddles are often one of the smartest purchases in terms of quality/price ratio.

Who is the Siux Trilogy Pro Ash Green 2026 For?

If we like to play with control, defend a lot, and have a paddle that is easy on the arm, this Siux makes perfect sense. We see it especially well for intermediate and advanced players who want a versatile paddle, with a soft feel, low balance, and the ability to alternate soft shots with occasional accelerations. It also fits very well for those looking to avoid elbow discomfort without giving up a serious model with high performance. Where we wouldn’t place it as the first option is in the hands of those who rely on the kick smash and want a more aggressive response up top.

Pros and Cons of the Siux Trilogy Pro Ash Green 2026

• ✓ Outstanding comfort from the first use.
• ✓ Very pleasant soft feel in defense and control.
• ✓ Low balance that clearly improves maneuverability.
• ✓ Large and strong sweet spot, with good tolerance.
• ✓ Very good response in soft shots and blocks.
• ✓ Useful rough 3D for better ball control.
• ✓ Does not cause elbow discomfort.
• ✓ Accelerates better than its soft feel suggests.

• ✗ In the kick smash, it does not perform as well as in flat smashes.

We see it as one of those paddles that make sense as soon as the match starts: comfortable, very easy to handle, and very reliable from the back. It is not made for the player who only wants aerial power, but for those who value control, defense, pleasant feel, and real versatility. If that is our profile, the Siux Trilogy Pro Ash Green 2026 is a very serious purchase.