Siux diablo pro 2026 Night Blue

The Siux Fenix Pro 5 Black Night blue is Tino Libaak's racket. A versatile model with teardrop shape, medium balance and 24K Textreme carbon that offers control, balanced power and great maneuverability for advanced players. This racket is recorded with a teardrop head, an even (Balance) weight distribution, a Carbon frame and an Advanced level tag. The teardrop shape sets its widest point around the middle of the head rather than at the tip or close to the handle, and pairing it with an even balance — rather than a head-heavy Power balance — keeps the racket's mass closer to a neutral midpoint along its length. That combination generally reads as a middle-ground setup: more manoeuvrable and more forgiving on mishits than a diamond, Power-balanced racket, while still carrying more reach and pace potential than a fully round, handle-weighted control racket. The Carbon frame, recorded without a fibre-count qualifier, indicates a stiffer build than fibreglass, transmitting more of the impact on off-centre contact than a softer frame would. Set against the Advanced level tag, the specification points to a racket for a player with a settled swing who wants a shape and balance that split the difference between power and control rather than committing fully to either end.