Siux Trilogy Pro 2026 Ash Green

The Siux Trilogy Pro 2026 Ash Green is the round control racket in Siux's Pro range, with 24K carbon, an EVA Soft core and a low balance. It is designed for advanced and professional players who build points through placement and defence.

Siux Trilogy Pro 2026 Ash Green specifications

Who is the Siux Trilogy Pro 2026 Ash Green for?

It suits you if you play a tactical game, defend a lot from the back and want a racket that responds on low balls off the glass. Its medium feel (5/10 according to Siux) avoids a board-like sensation. If your game is built on smashing the ball out, pick a diamond racket; if you are starting out, the Trilogy Elite or a fibreglass model will be more forgiving.

Strengths and things to consider

Strengths

• Control: the round shape and low balance keep the weight near the hand, making every ball easier to place.
• Manoeuvrability: it reacts quickly at the net; Siux rates it 9.4 out of 10 here.
• Sweet spot: the 112 cm² effective zone, centred low, helps on volleys and bandejas.

Things to consider

• Limited power: smashing the ball out over the fence takes more arm than with a head-heavy racket.
• Demands technique: the 24K carbon and advanced focus need well-executed strokes to get the most from it.

Trilogy Pro 2026 compared with VK10 Ventus Control 12K and ML10 Ventus Control 3K

Aranzazu Osoro's Nox VK10 Ventus Control 12K is also a round control racket, at 360–375 g, with 12K carbon and a medium-hard MLD Black EVA core. It feels firmer, whereas the Trilogy Pro is more comfortable thanks to its EVA Soft core. Choose the Nox for a crisp response and the Siux if comfort comes first.

Miguel Lamperti's Nox ML10 Ventus Control 3K is also round and weighs 360–375 g, but combines 3K carbon, a medium-feel HR3 core and a medium balance, with a little more head weight for the smash. The low-balanced Trilogy Pro moves more easily in defence. Choose the Nox if you mix attack and control.

Explore more Siux control rackets, advanced-level round rackets or all Siux rackets in our catalogue.

Questions about the Siux Trilogy Pro 2026 Ash Green

What is the difference between the Siux Trilogy Pro and the Trilogy Elite 2026?

Siux builds both on the same round mould. The Trilogy Pro, with 24K carbon, targets advanced and professional players, while the Elite aims for a more comfortable, forgiving feel for those who want control with less technical demand.

How do the Trilogy Pro Ash Green and Noir Fog differ?

According to Siux's official spec sheets, both share the same level, round shape, low balance, 24K carbon, 5/10 feel and satin finish with 3D texture. The difference lies in the design: green on the Ash Green and dark tones on the Noir Fog.

Comes with a 3-year warranty and free shipping across Europe from 99 €.