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Siux Invicta Review (2026)

Siux Invicta

Review updated June 2026

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“The Siux Invicta 2023 is a head-heavy diamond power racket that punishes the ball hard when struck cleanly, making it feel satisfying on smashes and deep drives.”

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Siux Invicta padel racket, Diamond shape
72PRR Score
Invicta365g · Head-heavy · EVA Medium
72/100
PRR Score
Diamond
Shape
EVA Medium
Core
Head-heavy
Balance
Performance

Power, Control & Comfort Scores

Power
High75
Control
Good64
Maneuverability
Good66
Sweet Spot
Good63
Comfort
Good64
Value
High74
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72PRR Score
Inside the frame

Invicta Specs

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Face weaveCarbon 3K

Carbon fibre weave density of the hitting face.

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CoreEVA Medium

Foam core determines feel and vibration damping.

▽
ShapeDiamond

Head shape affects sweet spot size and balance.

⬡
SurfaceCarbon 3K

The texture of the outer face.

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Weight365g

Frame weight (unstrung, without handle wrap).

⊡
BalanceHead-heavy

Balance point determines power vs. control trade-off.

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LevelBeginner

Target player level for this racket.

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Balance point270 mm

Measured from the handle butt — higher = more head-heavy.

Our verdict

The Siux Invicta 2023 is a head-heavy diamond power racket that punishes the ball hard when struck cleanly, making it feel satisfying on smashes and deep drives. However, its stiff carbon-3K surface and aggressive balance point make it unforgiving on off-centre hits and demanding on the arm over extended sessions, which is a notable mismatch for the beginner-level players it targets. Players who are physically strong, already developing technique, and want a power-oriented entry into the Siux lineup will get the most from it, but true beginners would be better served by a rounder, softer alternative.

We loved
  • Exceptional power generation from the head-heavy diamond shape
  • Forgiving EVA-foam core absorbs mishits effectively
  • Solid comfort level for extended play sessions
Worth knowing
  • Diamond shape and head-heavy balance sacrifice maneuverability at the net
  • Control and precision lag behind intermediate rackets, limiting strategy options
How it compares
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Price history
Price history
€82.25current best
€82.25
Current
€79.95
Lowest
€96
Average
€219.95
Highest
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Full specification
AttackerStandardBalanced
ShapeDiamond
Face weaveCarbon 3K
CoreEVA Medium
Balance270mm · Head-heavy
Weight365g
LevelBeginner
Playing stylePower
Year2023
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The PRR takePRR Team

Real power, real consequences

This head-heavy diamond delivers genuinely exceptional power generation when struck cleanly, and the forgiving EVA-foam core absorbs mishits more effectively than the shape usually allows. Comfort holds up solidly for extended sessions. Maneuverability at the net suffers from the diamond shape and head-heavy balance, and control lags behind more intermediate-focused rackets: this limits your strategic options compared to a more versatile frame.

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Common questions

FAQ

What level of player is the Invicta designed for?

The Siux Invicta is built for Beginner players, scoring 72/100 overall in PRR's testing.

What shape is the Invicta and what does that mean on court?

The Siux Invicta has a diamond-shaped head, which concentrates weight toward the top of the frame for maximum power on smashes and overheads — at some cost to the size of the sweet spot.

How much does the Invicta weigh and what's its balance?

The Siux Invicta weighs 365g with a Head-heavy balance.

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