Siux Fenix Pro 2027 Purple
The Siux Fenix Pro 2027 Purple is the top-tier power racket in Siux's Fenix family with the signature of Leo Augsburger. A professional-level diamond with a head-heavy balance, the hardest EVA core in the range and a 3K Carbon SC Power face deliver uncompromising ball speed on every attacking shot. The purple finish distinguishes this version within the Fenix Pro line. Our measurement confirms a hard core and a stiff swingweight: pure attacking character built for players who finish points with raw force.
Our measurement
The key characteristics at a glance
Measured on our Wilson Baiardo Tune Pro. Objective measurements, no marketing claims.
very hard (67 on our scale). One of the hardest cores in the Siux 2027 range. The hard EVA returns the ball with maximum stiffness for a direct explosive response. Demands strong technique to control but delivers uncompromising power on every attacking shot.
Our hardness scale
neutral (167 on our scale). Mass sits heavily in the head for maximum leverage on power shots. Built for professional-level attacking play, delivers direct explosive response from the top of the face.
Our swingweight scale
355 to 375 grams
head-heavy
In practice: a professional-level diamond with maximum mass in the head and the hardest core in the Siux range. Pure attacking geometry, no concessions, built for players who finish rallies with raw ball speed.
Who suits this racket
Well suited to: professional-level attacking players who want absolute maximum power on the smash. Players with strong technique who hit the middle of the face consistently and have the physical conditioning to control a stiff heavy racket. The hardest package in the Siux 2027 range, built for players who dominate rallies with pure ball speed.
Less suited to: anyone who is not a pure attacking professional-level player. The hardest core and a stiff swingweight combined with a diamond shape make this one of the most demanding rackets on the market. Not suited to players with elbow complaints, intermediate players, or anyone who values comfort over maximum power.
How does this racket play?
The diamond shape places the sweetspot high on the face for attacking shots. This is the top-tier Fenix build with the smallest effective sweetspot in the range: demanding on off-centre shots, uncompromising on direct impact.
The hardest EVA core in the Siux range delivers pure direct response. Combined with the stiff swingweight and the 3K Carbon SC Power face, every shot comes off with maximum ball speed. No softening, no concessions. Built for the smash and the vibora.
The rough surface with 3D texture adds spin on bandeja, vibora and slice. The pattern grips the ball longer on impact for extra bite on attacking shots from the top of the face.
The technology: what do you notice?
- 3K Carbon SC Power (the face): 3K woven carbon fibre with a Soft Core Power layer tuned for maximum ball speed. What you notice: direct explosive response on power shots, built for attacking play.
- EVA Hard (the core): high-density EVA rubber with strong memory effect. What you notice: firm direct response on power shots, quick ball rebound, and consistent feel across the face.
- Rough surface with 3D texture: textured top layer with 3D pattern across the full face. What you notice: maximum ball grip for extra spin bite on attacking shots.
- Carbon fibre frame: full carbon frame construction that provides rigidity and durability across the entire racket.
Specifications
- Shape: diamond
- Balance: head-heavy
- Weight: 355 to 375 grams
- Frame: carbon fibre
- Face: 3K Carbon SC Power
- Core: EVA Hard
- Surface: rough with 3D texture
- Finish: shine
- Level: professional
- Playing style: power, attack
- Signature player: Leo Augsburger
- Brand: Siux
- Family: Fenix
- Range: Pro
- Year: 2027
- Our hardness measurement: 67 / 75 (very hard)
- Our swingweight measurement: 167 / 185 (neutral)
Frequently asked questions
Who does the Siux Fenix Pro 2027 Purple suit best?
Professional-level attacking players who want absolute maximum power. The hardest core in the Siux range combined with a stiff swingweight and a diamond shape makes this a demanding racket that rewards strong technique with uncompromising ball speed.
Is the Siux Fenix Pro 2027 Purple suitable for players with a sensitive elbow?
No. This is one of the most demanding rackets in the range for the arm. If you have elbow complaints, choose a round or softer teardrop racket instead.
Can I test the Siux Fenix Pro 2027 Purple before buying?
Yes. At our Padel Experience Center in Alphen aan den Rijn you test the racket on court for 29.95 euros per half hour. We advise based on your game, your level and your physical preferences.
What is the difference between the Siux Fenix Pro 2027 Purple and the other Fenix Pro versions?
The Fenix Pro line shares the same core specs across all versions. The main difference between the Siux Fenix Pro 2027 Purple and the Siux Fenix Elite 2027 and the Siux Fenix Pro 2027 Black is the surface finish and colour design. Our measurement on the Wilson Baiardo Tune Pro may also show slight variations between individual rackets, which is normal and reflected on each product page.
Why buy at PadelShop.com
We are an official Siux retailer in the Netherlands and measure every racket on our Wilson Baiardo Tune Pro. Test the racket at our Padel Experience Center in Alphen aan den Rijn, get advice based on your game, and benefit from fast worldwide delivery.
Siux Fenix Pro 2027 Purple
