Siux Trilogy 3 Attack

Introduction

The Siux Trilogy 3 Attack is a high-power diamond racket for aggressive players who want to end points fast.

Shape & Balance

The diamond shape gives a head-heavy balance, making the racket feel heavier than its weight suggests. You'll feel the weight in the head during swings, which boosts power on offense but slows down reactions.

Expect a steeper swing arc. It's not ideal for quick wrist flicks at the net; you'll need a fuller swing to get the best out of it.

Grip

The grip is standard for Siux, with decent tackiness and a comfortable feel. The handle is medium-sized, fitting most players without feeling overly thick or thin.

Over a long match, the head-heavy balance can tire the forearm and shoulder. You'll need to manage your energy, especially in three-set battles.

Power & Control

Power is clearly the star here. The 9/10 rating means you can hit through the court with ease, especially on flat shots and smashes. The racket gives you free speed, so you don’t need to swing as hard to get depth.

Control at 8.6/10 is still high, but it's not effortless. You’ll get good direction on your shots if you have clean technique, but it’s not as forgiving as a round racket. Miss-hit shots lose accuracy quickly.

Comfort & Speed

Comfort is okay, but not plush. The medium EVA core absorbs some vibration, but the stiff carbon frame can transmit harshness on hard hits. It's not arm-friendly for players with elbow issues.

The maneuverability score of 7.3/10 is just solid. It’s not a fast racket; it feels heavy in quick exchanges. You’ll need to prepare early and use your body to generate speed, not just your wrist.

Materials & Durability

The frame is 100% carbon, which is expected at this level and should hold up well under heavy use. The faces are 24K Silver Carbon, a material that adds rigidity and a crisp feel on impact.

These materials are durable, but they also make the racket stiff. That stiffness contributes to power but can reduce comfort. The build quality looks solid, so it should last if you don't smash it on the ground.

Analysis

The Trilogy 3 Attack is built for attack. Its diamond shape puts weight in the head, so every swing feels heavy and generates serious pace. Power is its main weapon, scoring a 9/10, and you'll notice it on smashes and flat shots – they come off fast.

Control is still strong at 8.6/10, which helps keep the ball in play. But that control requires solid technique. If your timing is off, the racket can feel unforgiving, and the smallish sweet spot (8.1/10) punishes off-center hits.

Maneuverability is just 7.3/10, so it's not quick in defense. You'll need good footwork and anticipation to get into position. Players with a slower swing might struggle to keep up in fast exchanges.

This racket suits advanced to intermediate players who already have a solid game. Beginners or those with a more defensive style should look elsewhere – they'll find it too demanding.