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Pack Duo Siux Trilogy II Control Patty Pro

Score8.4/10

The Siux Trilogy II Control Patty Pro is a round control padel racket designed for advanced women players. With 24K carbon faces, a PentaCore vibration-reducing core, and an even balance at 355–370 g, it scores 9/10 on control, sweet spot, and maneuverability — Patty Llaguno's precision platform.

Pack Duo Siux Trilogy II Control Patty Pro
Price range
from 113.22€ – 119.95€

Description

Brand
Siux
Level
intermediate
Style
control
Shape
round
Balance
even
Hardness
medium
Weight
355-370g

Score

Power
7/10
Control
9/10
Ball exit
8/10
Maneuverability
9/10
Sweet spot
9/10

Pros

  • 24K carbon faces provide the highest carbon weave density in Siux's Trilogy lineup, delivering exceptional stiffness and durability that maintains the 9/10 control rating consistently over time
  • PentaCore technology dramatically reduces vibration across five structural zones simultaneously, protecting the arm during the extended defensive rallies that define the women's game at advanced level
  • Round shape earns a 9/10 sweet-spot score, concentrating the optimal hitting zone centrally so defensive shots from awkward positions still return controlled, accurate placements
  • Even balance at 355–370 g scores 9/10 on maneuverability — women players who need rapid net transitions and fast wrist-driven volleys benefit from the neutral weight distribution
  • Medium touch on a 24K carbon frame delivers clear tactile feedback without the harshness of harder weave constructions, allowing players to sense ball direction and spin on every contact

Cons

  • Power is rated 7/10 — the round shape and even balance deliberately prioritize placement precision over pace, limiting players who want to generate offensive smash pace
  • The pack format (two rackets) increases the overall investment — players who only need one racket pay for packaging rather than additional value
  • Control-focused profile makes this a specialist defensive frame — players who want an aggressive, attack-oriented all-court racket will find it too oriented toward defense