Siux Electra Pro Shadow Red 2026 Franco Stupackzuk

Introduction

The Siux Electra Pro Shadow Red 2026 Franco Stupackzuk is a pro-level tear-shaped racket built for aggressive players who want maximum power and control with a stiff feel.

Shape & Balance

The tear shape gives a higher balance point, making the head feel heavier. That adds power but reduces maneuverability slightly. You'll feel it in slow swings, but once you're used to it, it's fine.

The 9.9/10 maneuverability score is impressive for such a heavy racket. It moves quickly in the air, so you can react fast at the net, though the weight may tire you in long rallies.

Grip

The grip feels comfortable right out of the box, with a standard size that should fit most hands. The handle is well-cushioned, reducing some of the shock from the hard face.

Over a long match, you'll notice the weight more than the grip. Your hand won't slip, but your forearm may fatigue if you're not used to a heavy racket. A good overgrip could help with sweat.

Power & Control

The 10/10 power rating means this racket delivers serious speed. Your smashes and flat shots will feel explosive, and the ball leaves the face fast. You don't need to swing extra hard to get depth.

Control is equally high at 10/10. The stiff core and carbon faces give you precise directional control, so you can place the ball exactly where you want. It's rare to get both max power and max control, but this racket does it.

Comfort & Speed

Comfort is not this racket's main selling point. The hard EVA core and 15K carbon make it stiff, so you feel the impact in your arm. It's not a racket for players with elbow sensitivity.

Speed is a different story. Despite the weight, the 9.9/10 maneuverability means it moves fast. You can whip it around the net and react quickly to fast balls, which is surprising for a heavy racket.

Materials & Durability

The frame is made of carbon fiber, which is strong and rigid. The faces use 15K carbon, a high-grade material that provides stiffness and durability. The hard EVA core is dense and should hold up well over time.

No specific durability ratings are given, but these materials suggest a long-lasting racket. As long as you avoid hard impacts with the ground, it should withstand regular play.

Analysis

This racket hits hard. With a 10/10 power rating, you can end points with a single smash, and the 10/10 control means your placements stay sharp. The hard EVA core and 15K carbon faces give it that stiff, direct response — you feel every shot.

It's not a forgiving racket. The high weight (355-375g) and hard feel demand good technique and a fast arm. Beginners will struggle with the lack of pop and the heavy swing, but advanced players who generate their own pace will love it.

The sweet spot is generous for a tear shape, so off-center hits aren't punished as much as you'd expect. The rebound is high, giving you extra speed on defense, but you need to be ready for the ball to fly off the face.

If you prefer a soft, easy racket or have elbow issues, look elsewhere. This is a weapon, not a comfort tool. It suits competitors who want full control over every shot and have the physical strength to manage it.