Siux Electra Pro ST4 2025 Reviews

Got no center holes on the ST4 for a bigger, firmer sweet spot, and the smoother butt cap won't dig into your palm on low-grip blocks. It's a super complete all-rounder, though the core absorbs some pace on flat smashes.

Has used the ST4 for almost a year and finds it durable. Not too heavy to manoeuvre, not so light that it vibrates, easy to aim with its low balance, and it still has enough punch to smash the ball out.

Rotates the ST4 with a Vertex 05 Hybrid: good control, some power and easy to move, but off-centre defensive contact makes the ball die; great value at about £110.

Switched to the ST4 four or five months in and it was night and day: great control with power when needed; some dislike the trampoline effect, but they love it.

Has tried both the Siux Electra ST4 and the Nox AT10 18K and would pick the Siux: better power and control, firmer for smashes, and no problem with manoeuvrability, though it's aimed at more aggressive players. They find the Nox the easier, more forgiving racket.

Preferred it to the AT10 12K 2025 in every area: lighter, bigger sweet spot, great volleys and overheads.

Got a 26cm balance on a hybrid frame that handles great on reflex volleys and keeps your víboras skidding low and deep. It's surprisingly punchy when you commit to your swing, though you won't get free head-heavy kick on smashes. You'll want to rip off the weird, slippery factory grip right away, and the odd impact sound takes some getting used to.

Liked it, but sold it after a month because it lacked smash power for their aggressive game; ideal for versatile players.

Tried it: great control and power, but sluggish and less manoeuvrable than their AT10 12K 2024.

Great control and a large sweet spot, though not much power.