SIUX DIABLO PRO 2026 Royal Blue

Siux Diablo Pro 2026 Royal Blue padel racket: the competition hybrid in electric blue. The Siux Diablo Pro 2026 Royal Blue dresses the most ambitious padel racket Siux has released this season in electric blue. It’s the model Tino Libaak uses on the professional circuit, and its approach is clear: a hybrid padel racket that does not force you to choose between defending well and attacking hard.. The recipe includes faces of carbon 18K TeXtreme, a frame built entirely from carbon and a teardrop shape with a medium balance. On paper these are attacking-racket specifications; on court, the enlarged sweet spot and manoeuvrability make it more versatile than that.. For the advanced-level player who wants a single racket capable of getting through three full sets, this is one of the most complete proposals of the year.. Technical specifications of the Siux Diablo Pro 2026 Royal Blue. These are its specifications:. Brand: Siux. Model: Diablo Pro. Year: 2026. Colour: Royal Blue (electric blue). Shape: Teardrop. Balance: Medium (approx. 260 mm). Weight: 355-375 grams. Core: Medium-density EVA rubber. Faces: 18K TeXtreme carbon. Frame: 100% carbon. Profile: 38 mm. Surface: Matte finish with rough 3D relief. Hardness: 7/10. Playing level: Advanced / Professional. Playing type: Hybrid (power and control). Player: Tino Libaak. What makes the Diablo Pro special: materials and technologies. TeXtreme 18K: why this carbon is not like the others. Most high-end rackets advertise carbon yarn count (12K, 18K, 24K) as if that were the only relevant figure. TeXtreme adds a different variable: it weaves the fibre in flat tapes instead of round yarns. By removing the waviness of conventional weaving, the resulting sheet is thinner and more homogeneous for the same resistance. In the Diablo Pro that translates into a very rigid hitting plane without dead zones, with an immediate response on impact.. Integral carbon construction. Siux has omitted glass-fibre reinforcements in the frame, somet