Siux Electra ST2 Hybrid

Introduction

The Siux Electra ST2 Hybrid is a high-power tear-shaped racket for advanced players who want to end points quickly.

Shape & Balance

The tear shape shifts the balance slightly toward the head, which adds power on smashes but makes the racket feel a bit less nimble. You get a decent blend of power and control, but you have to manage the head-heavy feel.

Swinging this racket requires a committed swing. The balance means you can generate lots of pace, but it also means you need to be ready for the momentum. It's not a racket for quick, flicky shots unless you've got strong wrists.

Grip

The grip is standard Siux quality — comfortable and secure in your hand. The high weight means you feel the handle more, but the grip itself doesn't cause blisters.

In a long match, fatigue can set in because the racket is heavy. You'll need to keep a relaxed grip to avoid cramping, but the handle length and shape are fine for most players.

Power & Control

With power at 9.5/10, this racket is a cannon. You can hit winners from deep and put away overheads with ease. The carbon faces and EVA core give a stiff, responsive feel that transfers energy well.

Control at 8.9/10 is high, but it's not a control-first racket. The power overrides precision on off-center hits, so you need clean contact to place the ball. It's good for players who want to attack but still have enough touch for drop shots.

Comfort & Speed

Comfort is medium-hard, so you get a solid, punchy feel but not much vibration dampening. If you have elbow issues, this might be harsh, but the EVA core absorbs some shock.

Maneuverability at 8.5/10 means the racket is surprisingly quick for its weight. You can get it into position in time for volleys, but it's not as fast as a lighter round racket. At the net, you'll rely on your reactions more than the racket's speed.

Materials & Durability

The frame is 100% carbon, and the faces are 12K carbon — that's a premium build that should last. Carbon is stiff and durable, so this racket won't flex much or break easily under normal play.

The EVA core is a standard material that gives a firm, consistent rebound. It's not the softest core around, but it holds up well over time. You won't have to worry about the racket losing its pop after a few months.

Analysis

The Siux Electra ST2 Hybrid plays as its scores suggest. Power is the headline at 9.5/10 — you can crush the ball from anywhere, and it rewards a full swing. Control at 8.9/10 is surprisingly high for such a powerful racket, but you still need good technique to place shots precisely.

The tear shape gives a good balance of power and control, but the high weight (355–375g) makes it demanding. You'll feel it in long matches if you're not used to heavier rackets. Rebound and sweet spot both score 8/10, which means the racket is forgiving enough on off-center hits, but it's not the most forgiving out there.

Maneuverability at 8.5/10 is decent for the weight, but you won't get lightning-fast reactions at the net. This racket suits players who already have solid footwork and can handle a heavy frame. Beginners or players with slower swings will struggle — the power is too much to tame, and the weight will tire you out.

If you're an advanced player who likes to attack and has the technique to control the power, this is a great choice. But if you prefer a lighter, more forgiving racket or you're still building your game, look elsewhere.