Siux Trilogy GO 4

Introduction

Siux Trilogy GO 4 is a round, medium-feel control racket for players who value precision over raw power.

Shape & Balance

The round shape puts the balance even, making the racket feel stable and neutral in your hand. This helps with control but reduces the whip effect for power.

It means the racket feels consistent from every angle, which is great for placement. You won't get the natural extra speed from a head-heavy design, but you'll gain accuracy.

Grip

The handle is comfortable, with a standard grip size that suits most players. It doesn't have any special grip system, but the medium feel and polyurethane grip in the core absorb vibrations, reducing hand fatigue over a long match.

Power & Control

The power score of 7.1 is just solid — not explosive. You'll get through balls but not with huge pace. The soft EVA core and fiberglass frame add to the lack of punch.

Control, at 8.4, is the stand-out. The racket directs shots with precision, making it easy to hit sharp angles and keep the ball low. You'll balance out the weaker power by using placement and strategy.

Comfort & Speed

The maneuverability of 8.4 means this racket moves quickly. The lack of weight is a plus, and the even balance helps you change direction in short movements.

Comfort is good thanks to the soft EVA core. It won't jar your arm on mis-hits, though it's not the softest on the market either. The medium feel is a balance point between light comfort and feedback.

Materials & Durability

The frame mixes carbon fiber and fiberglass, so it's a bit forgiving but not as stiff as pure carbon. The faces are 3K carbon, which add touch and control — they're standard for this level.

Durability should be solid, as carbon is strong. It's not the toughest out there, but it'll handle normal play without issues.

Analysis

The Trilogy GO 4 is built around control. Its round shape and EVA Soft core give you a huge sweet spot, so off-center hits stay stable and accurate.

The 8.4 control score shows in every shot — you can place the ball where you want, even on the run. Power is lower at 7.1, so you'll need to generate pace yourself, but that's fine if you rely on precision and placement.

With only 355-375 grams, it's not the heaviest racket, and the round shape adds to easy handling. You'll find it quick to react at the net.

The soft core feels comfortable but it's not particularly stiff, so you might miss some pop on smashes. If you're a power hitter who likes a heavier, more head-dominant racket, this one could feel too tame.

Overall, it's a solid choice for control-oriented players, but let others handle the big hits. For a beginner, it offers forgiveness, though more advanced players may want more power.