Siux Black Carbon Revolution 12K

Introduction

The Siux Black Carbon Revolution 12K is a round, medium-soft racket that suits all-court players who value control and comfort over raw power.

Shape & Balance

The round shape means the balance is low, closer to the handle. This gives you more control and less swing weight.

You'll notice the racket is head-light, making it easy to maneuver at the net. It doesn't whip through the air like a teardrop, but it feels stable and manageable in defense.

Grip

The handle feels standard for Siux, with a comfortable grip that suits most hands. The weight feels evenly distributed, so your wrist doesn't tire as quickly.

In a long match, the medium-soft feel doesn't cause vibration, which reduces fatigue in your arm. You might notice the overall weight if you're not used to 355-375 grams, but it's manageable.

Power & Control

Power scores 7.6, which is solid but not overwhelming. You won't get explosive smashes, but you'll get enough pace to keep opponents on their toes.

Control scores 8.1, so placement is the racket's strength. You can direct the ball with confidence, and the round shape helps you keep the ball in play. If you're a control player, this racket will reward you.

Comfort & Speed

The maneuverability score of 8.6 is high, which is surprising for such a heavy racket. The round shape and low balance help it move quickly in your hand.

Comfort is a key feature. The 12K carbon face and EHR EVA core absorb shock well, so your arm stays fresh even after hours of play. It's a good choice if you're prone to elbow issues.

Materials & Durability

The frame is a 50-50 blend of carbon and glass, which gives a softer feel but still holds up well. It's not the stiffest construction, so it's less likely to crack under hard hits.

The 12K carbon face is tough and durable, resisting wear from impacts. The EHR EVA core is a soft rubber that provides comfort and maintains its shape over time. Overall, it should last if you don't abuse it.

Analysis

This racket plays predictably. The round shape and soft feel make it forgiving on off-center hits, which is why the sweet spot scores 8.5. In practice, you'll find it easy to place the ball where you want, and the rebound rating of 8.5 means it gives decent pop without extra effort.

The control score of 8.1 shows up in your volleys and bandejas—they feel precise and stable. Power is solid at 7.6, not a cannon but enough for most players. The 355-375 gram weight adds stability but can feel heavy over time.

If you're a beginner, the round shape helps you learn good habits. If you're an advanced player looking for smash power, this might feel too tame. It's built for consistency, not explosive winners.

Players with a slower swing or those coming from a softer racket will appreciate the EHR EVA core. It absorbs well and gives a comfortable response. But if you rely on a heavy, fast swing to generate power, you'll need to put in more effort.