Siux Fenix Pro 2027 Black Leo Augsburger Padel Racket

Black, diamond-shaped and head-heavy: the Siux Fenix Pro 2027 Black is the dark version of Leo Augsburger's racket for the 2027 season. It uses an EVA Ultrahard core, and Siux rates its feel at 10/10, the firmest in the entire new collection.

Siux Fenix Pro 2027 Black technical sheet

Who is the Siux Fenix Pro 2027 Black for?

For players who play to finish. If your points end with an aggressive bandeja, a víbora or a smash, the weight in the upper part of the head works in your favour. It belongs to the Pro line, which Siux reserves for professional level, above its Elite, Go and Play lines.

If you are still refining your technique or spend most of the match defending from the back, its firmness will ask more of you than it gives back. In that case a racket with an easier ball exit makes more sense.

Strengths and things to consider

Strengths

• Authority overhead: with a high balance, the mass in the head adds inertia to smashes and bandejas.
• Crisp response: with the EVA Ultrahard core, the ball leaves the face fast when you hit it cleanly.
• Black design with Leo Augsburger's signature on the face.

Things to consider

• Little room for error: a 10/10 feel punishes off-centre hits and demands a strong arm.
• Slower on blocks: in fast exchanges at the net, a medium-balance racket reacts sooner.

Fenix Pro 2027 Black vs Fenix Elite 2027 and Pegasus Pro 2027

The Fenix Elite 2027 shares the diamond shape, high balance and power game, but lowers the feel to 9.5/10. Siux describes it as the same game with a gentler response, so it suits players who like the Fenix but want a little more comfort.

The Pegasus Pro 2027 takes a different approach: teardrop shape, medium balance and a 9/10 feel, which Siux calls manageable power. Pick the Fenix Pro if the smash is your priority, or the Pegasus if your game needs quicker hands at the net.

Discover more Siux rackets, power rackets and diamond-shaped rackets in our catalogue.

Questions about the Siux Fenix Pro 2027 Black

What is the difference between the Fenix Pro 2027 Black and the Purple?

Only the colour and the design. Siux publishes the same specifications for both versions: diamond shape, high balance, EVA Ultrahard core and a 10/10 feel.

Which player is the Fenix Pro 2027 Black associated with?

Leo Augsburger. The Fenix 2027 family is his official racket at Siux, and the Pro version carries his signature on the face.

You can try any racket for free at our shop in Fórum Alegro Sintra, near Lisbon, and every racket comes with a 3-year warranty.