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Siux Fenix Elite

Name: Siux Fenix Elite
Brand: Siux
Availability: InStock

The Elite build of the Siux Fenix. A diamond head with a high balance, which loads the tip and is where the frame's output comes from. It is a power frame at intermediate and advanced level. Read the build word before the model year when comparing two Fenix listings: the year moves every season while the build word is what actually changes the racket.

Shape

Diamond

Balance

High

Hardness

Medium

Core

EVA

Style

Power

Level

Intermediate · Advanced

€164.95 2026

~~€269.95~~ save 39%

Price history · EUR

165 165

Price at the one retailer we track for this racket. History starts when we first saw it listed, not when the racket launched.

1 offer · Padel Market · prices as of October 22, 2026 · we may earn a commission

£141.99 2026

~~£231.99~~ save 39%

Price history · GBP

142 142

Price at the one retailer we track for this racket. History starts when we first saw it listed, not when the racket launched.

1 offer · Padel Market · prices as of October 22, 2026 · we may earn a commission

$163.99 2026

~~$257.99~~ save 36%

Price history · USD

164 164

Price at the one retailer we track for this racket. History starts when we first saw it listed, not when the racket launched.

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SEK 1,870.00 2026

~~SEK 3,059.00~~ save 39%

Price history · SEK low SEK 1,869

1,905 1,869

Price at the one retailer we track for this racket. History starts when we first saw it listed, not when the racket launched.

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About the Siux Fenix Elite

The head is a diamond, which puts the weight and the sweet spot high, where the output comes from and why it asks for clean contact. The balance is high, which is what loads the tip. The face is medium, firm enough to return pace without removing the margin a soft face gives. The core is EVA. Within the Siux Fenix, Elite is the build word that separates this racket from its siblings; a model year on a listing describes the season it was sold in rather than where it sits in the range. Sold in 2026. The X line is Nox's recreational range, and it is grouped here as one family because the molds share a position rather than because they share a frame.