Siux Diablo Elite 6
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- Teardrop
- Weight
- 355 to 375 g
- Balance
- Even
- Core
- EVA
The Siux Diablo Elite 6 is an advanced teardrop racket with a 3K carbon face and an EVA core, listed at 355 to 375 g. No reviewer has tested it yet, so this is a read of the specs. On paper it sits in the middle on most meters. Balance in mm and head size are not published.
RBy Ruud Caris · facts checked 18 October 2026Choose it if
- you are an advanced player who wants a teardrop shape and prefers Medium meters, where the Diablo Pro 2026 reads High on control and power
- you like a medium balance and can handle a racket in the heavy range
- you want a carbon face with an EVA core, since the specs point to medium comfort and a medium sweet spot
Skip it if
- you need a light, quick racket for fast hands at the net, because the Elite 6 is heavy and its maneuverability meter reads Low
- you want the highest control and power meters, since the Siux Diablo Pro 2026 reads High on both, with 24K TeXtreme carbon
- you are a beginner, because the Elite 6 is listed for advanced players and you should look at rackets listed for your level
How it plays
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On paper this is a balanced racket with a heavy build. Here is what the specs suggest.
- Control The teardrop shape, EVA core and medium balance give a medium control rating, so expect steady rather than surgical placement.
- Power A teardrop shape and a heavy build add some drive, but the meter stays at medium.
- Comfort The EVA core and the softer 3K carbon face help, while the weight pulls the comfort rating back to medium.
- Handling The heavy weight lowers this meter to low, and the medium balance only partly offsets it.
- Forgiveness The teardrop shape gives a medium sweet spot, neither forgiving like a round head nor tight like a diamond.
Specifications
Not published by the brand: head size
Specs from padelnuestro.com · checked 25 September 2026 · Spotted a wrong spec? Report it →
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The line list shows two 2026 entries: the Siux Diablo Elite 6 and the Siux Diablo Elite 2026. The only difference in the listed specs is the minimum weight, 355 g against 360 g. Core, face, shape, thickness, level and maximum weight match. Nothing marks a real change, so this is a naming question, not a version story. If you want the lighter end, look at the Elite 6 listing. Otherwise the Diablo Elite 2026 page is the one to compare.
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Search for the Diablo Elite and you meet two names for what looks like one racket. One is the Elite 6, the other the Elite 2026. Their listed minimum weights differ slightly, 355 g against 360 g. That is worth sorting out first. No review has been found for the Elite 6, so everything below comes from the listed specs.
Elite 6 or Elite 2026: one name too many?
The Diablo Elite 6 lists 355 to 375 g. The Siux Diablo Elite 2026 lists 360 to 375 g. Everything else in the shared spec list matches: EVA core, 3K carbon face, teardrop shape, 38 mm thickness, advanced level. That is a small gap in a weight range, and a changed label is not proof of a changed racket. Treat them as close relatives, and check the weight on the page of the shop you buy from.
The Diablo Pro 2026 reads High where this one reads Medium
The Siux Diablo Pro 2026 is the other 2026 Diablo. It is listed for professionals, with 24K TeXtreme carbon and an EVA rubber core. Its meters read High on control and power, Low on comfort and sweet spot. The Elite 6 reads Medium on all of those, except maneuverability, which is Low for both.
So the difference is in the profile. The Pro goes high on control and power and low on comfort and sweet spot. The Elite 6 reads Medium on comfort and sweet spot, against Low for the Pro. Different listed levels too: advanced for the Elite 6, professional for the Pro.
3K carbon over EVA: why nothing spikes and nothing drops
The face is 3K carbon. The meter data counts it as a softer carbon face, which helps comfort. The core is EVA of medium density. Together with the teardrop shape and medium balance, that explains why control, power, comfort and sweet spot all land in the middle.
Not a flaw, but a profile. You get no extreme in any direction. If you want a racket that rewards you for hitting hard, it may read as too even. If you want an all-round profile, that is the point.
355 to 375 g at 38 mm: what the weight spread asks of you
The weight is the one spec that pushes against the rest. Heavy rackets add drive, but the meter data shows the cost: weight lowers maneuverability to Low and pulls comfort back to Medium.
The listed range is wide for one model. A 355 g racket and a 375 g racket will differ in your hand over a long match. If you can, choose a unit near the lower end. A measured balance point is not published for this racket, so you cannot judge how head-heavy it is beyond the label Medium.
Close rivals: the Pegasus Elite 4 and the Wilson Blade V3
The Siux Pegasus Elite 4 is the nearest match. It has the same teardrop shape, the same 3K carbon and the same 38 mm. It lists 355 to 375 g, with a balance of 260 mm and an EVA Pro rubber core. All its meters match the Elite 6. A side-by-side comparison is available.
The Wilson Blade V3 Padel is also teardrop, EVA, 38 mm and medium balance. Its balance is listed at 267 mm, its weight at a fixed 365 g, and its face is carbon and fiberglass. It lists a wider level range, from beginner to advanced. Its meters match the Elite 6, so it is not more forgiving on paper.
Not published: balance in mm, head size, weight system
Three specs are missing for the Elite 6: balance in mm, head area and weight system. Without balance in mm, the label Medium is all you have. Without head area, you cannot compare the hitting surface with rivals. The handle is listed as the Switch Strap system, and the surface as sandy. The product page claims a medium hardness, but that is the brand or shop speaking, not a measurement.
Similar rackets
Questions before you buy
Is the Diablo Elite 6 the same as the Diablo Elite 2026?
They share core, face, shape, thickness and level. The listed minimum weight differs: 355 g for the Elite 6 and 360 g for the Elite 2026. That is a label difference, not a proven change.
What level is the Siux Diablo Elite 6 for?
Shops list it for advanced players. The Diablo Pro 2026 is listed for professionals.
Is it hard on the arm?
No test confirms it. The EVA core and 3K carbon face point to medium comfort, but the weight of up to 375 g lowers it. Choose a unit toward 355 g if you can.
How does it compare with the Pegasus Elite 4?
On paper they are very close: same shape, face, thickness and weight range, and identical meters. The Pegasus lists a 260 mm balance and an EVA Pro rubber core.
Is the Diablo Elite 6 worth the money right now?
Today's price is labelled "Good value" compared with the rackets that play most alike. Which shops deliver, and what shipping costs, depends on your country. The price comparison shows it for yours.
See all pricesWhat is the closest alternative?
The Wilson Blade V4 Padel plays most alike. Differences: comfort -1.0. Today: € 131.73.
Compare side by side →Who should not buy it?
Skip it if you are still learning: it is not very forgiving (5.5/10).
How heavy is it really?
The brand gives 355 to 375 g. That counts as medium. Each racket can differ within that range.
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