Siux Electra Pro ST4 2025 Reviews

A left-side player who was pleasantly surprised by the ST4: light, with good pop on smashes, very manoeuvrable and great control even on lobs. The strong trampoline effect hurts their volleys and chiquitas, and they miss the crisper feel of their old Wilson Blade Pro V2.

That sandpaper-like grit on the 15K carbon face is wild, biting the ball hard on topspin smashes and whipped overheads. Its hardness sits right between the softer ST2 and the stiffer ST3, while the long handle gives you great leverage at the net. Still, it doesn't feel as dry as the ST3, and the sweet spot takes a few sessions to really feel.

Hoped the ST4 would be firmer than their previous racket but got even more trampoline; the high balance gives good overheads, but volleys can fly to the back glass.

A right-side player who gets most smashes back into their own court with it; loves it.

Bought another 2025 ST4 after cracking their old one: a big trampoline pop that lets them kick or flat smash from mid-court; a bit hard to control on groundstrokes, a small price for the volleys and overheads.

15K carbon face gives you great control on defensive lobs and surprising pop on smashes after two weeks on court. It's super versatile, even if the ball sometimes feels like it sinks a bit too deep into the rubber.

Paint chips easily, but it's structurally solid; their smash improved with it compared with the Diablo 3.

Just arrived and feels amazing: x3 smashes became effortless.