The Siux Pegasus Elite 2026 is the Elite-range version of the Pegasus: a teardrop racket with a medium balance, 3K carbon faces and a hard feel. Siux aims it at advanced and professional-level players who attack often but do not want to give up control.
Siux Pegasus Elite 2026 specifications
| Feature | Value |
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| Shape | Teardrop |
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| Balance | Medium |
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| Weight | 355–375 g (according to most sources) |
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| Feel | Hard (8.5/10 according to Siux) |
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| Core | EVA Pro (according to most sources) |
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| Faces | 3K carbon |
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| Surface | Matte with sandy finish |
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| Level | Advanced – professional |
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| Playing style | Attack |
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| Collection | Siux 2026 (Elite range) |
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Who is the Siux Pegasus Elite 2026 for?
It suits you if you already master the bandeja and víbora, play on either side and want a racket that hits hard without the demanding balance of a diamond. The hard feel (8.5/10 according to Siux) calls for clean contact. If you are a beginner, have elbow trouble or prefer a patient defensive game, a softer round racket will serve you better.
Strengths and things to consider
Strengths
- Attack-control balance: the teardrop shape and medium balance let you smash firmly while still placing the ball accurately.
- Ball grip: the sandy matte finish over 3K carbon helps you add spin to slices and bandejas.
- Stability: the hard feel keeps the racket solid on fast volleys and on off-centre shots close to the net.
Things to consider
- Demands technique: with such a firm core, off-centre hits are noticeable and less forgiving than with soft rackets.
- Little output at low speed: in defence and on slow lobs you need to put more arm into the stroke.
Pegasus Elite 2026 compared with Pegasus Pro 2026 and Trilogy Elite 2026
The Siux Pegasus Pro 2026 shares the teardrop shape and medium balance but uses 12K carbon faces, an even harder feel (9/10 according to Siux) and a satin finish with 3D relief. Choose it if you compete at a high level and want maximum response; the Pegasus Elite is easier to handle and its sandy surface gives more bite.
The Siux Trilogy Elite 2026 belongs to the same Elite range and also uses 3K carbon with a sandy finish, but it has a round shape, low balance and a much softer feel (4.5/10). It is the pick for control and defensive players; the Pegasus Elite is the better choice if you want to finish points with the smash.
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Questions about the Siux Pegasus Elite 2026
Is the Siux Pegasus Elite 2026 the same as the Pegasus Elite 4?
Yes. Many shops and comparison sites list it as the Pegasus Elite 4, but it is the same racket from the Siux 2026 collection, with the same specifications: teardrop shape, medium balance, 3K carbon and a sandy finish.
What is the difference between the Pegasus Elite and the Pegasus Pro 2026?
The Pro uses 12K carbon, an even harder feel and a 3D satin finish, designed for competition. The Elite keeps the same shape and balance but with 3K carbon and a sandy surface, making it slightly more manoeuvrable with good spin.
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