Siux Platinum Revolution

Introduction

The Siux Platinum Revolution is a tear-shaped racket for intermediate to advanced players who prioritize control and speed.

Shape & Balance

The tear shape shifts the balance a bit toward the head, but it's not extreme. This gives a steady swing without feeling heavy in your hand.

Because of that, the racket feels well-balanced in transitions. You can go from defense to attack smoothly.

Grip

The handle is standard, and with a weight range of 355–375 grams, it feels neither too light nor too heavy. The grip diameter is typical, so most players will adapt.

Over a long match, the medium-soft feel reduces vibration, so your hand stays fresh. No major fatigue issues if you're used to a heavier racket.

Power & Control

With power at 7.3, you won't blast winners unless you have a strong swing. But the control score of 7.9 means you can keep the ball low and place it deep, which often creates openings.

Control is the stronger side here. If you favor tactic over force, this works well.

Comfort & Speed

The medium-soft core absorbs impact, which helps with comfort on hard hits. You get a cushioned response, not too harsh.

Maneuverability at 9/10 means it's fast in the air. You can react quickly at the net transitions, and the tear shape helps consistent speed.

Materials & Durability

The faces use 24K carbon and silver carbon, which are known for durability and a firm touch. Combined with a bitubular carbon frame, it should withstand aggressive play.

The soft EVA core provides that comfortable feel, but note it might not last as long as a harder core if you play constantly. No exact lifespan given.

Analysis

The Platinum Revolution sits in a balanced spot. Its medium-soft feel gives you a comfortable, forgiving response on off-center hits.

Control comes through at 7.9/10, which is solid. You can place the ball with confidence, and the soft EVA core helps absorb pace.

Power is moderate at 7.3/10. Don't expect heavy smashes; instead, you get reliable depth with decent pace.

The rebound rating of 9.8/10 is the standout. The ball springs off the face, giving you extra pop in defense without effort.

Maneuverability is high, so the racket feels quick at the net. But if you want a heavy, powerful diamond shape or an ultra-soft feeling, this might not be for you.