Updated August 2026.
Siux runs four main racket families — Diablo, Fenix, Electra and ST4 — and the names alone don't tell you which suits your game. Here's what separates them, and which one to buy.
Diablo — the flagship all-rounder
The Diablo line is Siux's best-known family, associated with Sanyo Gutiérrez. It's built as a versatile high-performance racket rather than a pure power weapon, which is why it appeals to a wider range of advanced players than the more specialised lines.
Choose Diablo if: you're an advanced player who wants a reliable blend of power and control rather than committing fully to either.
- Siux Diablo Revolution Pro 3 Sanyo — AED 679
- Siux Diablo Pro 4 2025 — AED 679
- Siux Diablo Pro 2026 (Royal Blue / Night Blue) — AED 1,500
Fenix — aggressive and power-focused
The Fenix line, associated with Leo Augsburger, sits at the aggressive end of the Siux range. Built for players who look to finish points rather than construct them.
Choose Fenix if: your game is attacking, your smash is your main weapon, and your technique is consistent enough to handle a demanding racket.
- Siux Fenix 5 Pro Black — AED 799
- Siux Fenix Black 2026 — AED 1,500
- Siux Fenix Glow Purple 2026 — AED 1,500
Electra — versatile power and control
The Electra line aims for versatility — a balance of power and control that suits players who adapt their game to the situation rather than playing one fixed style.
Choose Electra if: you're an all-court player who attacks and defends in roughly equal measure.
- Siux Electra Pro 2026 Fire Red — AED 1,500
ST4 — the Stupaczuk signature
Developed with Franco Stupaczuk, the ST4 is a high-performance signature model built for advanced competitive play.
- Siux ST4 Pro Franco Stupa — AED 749
Quick comparison
| Line | Profile | Best for | From |
|---|---|---|---|
| Diablo | Versatile all-rounder | Advanced players wanting balance | AED 679 |
| Fenix | Aggressive power | Attacking players | AED 799 |
| Electra | Power + control | All-court players | AED 1,500 |
| ST4 | Signature performance | Advanced competitive | AED 749 |
2025 vs 2026 models: is the upgrade worth it?
The price gap is substantial — a Diablo Pro 4 2025 is AED 679 while the 2026 Diablo Pro is AED 1,500. As with most padel brands, year-over-year changes tend to be refinements rather than transformations. Unless you're competing seriously and want the newest technology, the previous-generation model typically delivers most of the performance for less than half the price.
Don't forget the bags
Siux also makes matching padel bags with dedicated compartments for rackets, shoes and clothing — the Stupa, Diablo Sanyo and Trilogy models, all AED 239. See our padel bags collection.
Frequently asked questions
What's the difference between Siux Diablo and Fenix?
Diablo is the more versatile all-rounder, balancing power and control. Fenix sits at the aggressive end, built for attacking players who prioritise power on smashes.
Which Siux racket is best for intermediate players?
The Diablo line is generally the more forgiving entry point into Siux's range, since it's built for versatility rather than pure power. Fenix and Electra are better suited to players with established technique.
Is the 2026 Siux range worth the extra cost over 2025?
For most club and recreational players, no. The 2025 Diablo Pro 4 (AED 679) delivers comparable performance to the 2026 model (AED 1,500) for most levels of play.
Where can I buy Siux padel rackets in Dubai and the UAE?
Padel4less stocks the Diablo, Fenix, Electra and ST4 lines plus Siux padel bags, with delivery across Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Sharjah and the wider UAE, including cash on delivery.
Browse the full range in our Siux collection at Padel4less.