Official film · Siux Obsidian 2027
■2027 Collection · New control family
Siux Obsidian
Born from fire. Forged to dominate.
The new Siux control padel racket, now in a teardrop shape. A new mold between the Trilogy and the Diablo, with low balance and the largest sweet spot in the entire 2027 collection. It takes over from the Trilogy.
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■Obsidian · 3 models
Obsidian · control evolves
All three share a new teardrop mold, low balance, and an EVA Soft core. The two Pro models, Black and Silver, are the same racket with a different finish: 16K carbon faces, 3D textured satin finish, 5/10 feel, and 355-375 g, designed for advanced and professional players seeking maximum precision. The Elite switches to 3K carbon (SC Comfort) and a 4.5/10 feel, offering more comfort and greater ball output.
■Siux Laboratory
This is how you build an Obsidian
Six layers, one single piece. Go through each layer to see it on the blade.
■Hybrid precision
Control the pace. Attack when the time is right.
Press each mode and see what happens on the blade.
Obsidian sweet spot
92 cm²
The Siux Major 2027
The Soft EVA core and the new mold expand the sweet spot of the face. Even if you don’t hit the ball in the center, it comes off with control.
Low
Balance
The weight is close to the hand. The racket moves quickly in defense and at the net, and the ball goes where you aim it. That is what makes the Obsidian a control racket.
Tear
More leverage than a round one
With the teardrop shape, the impact point is higher than in a round one: more leverage for finishing points when your ball arrives, without the demand of a diamond shape.
■Video review
The new Obsidians, on the track
Dani 13 takes a close-up look at the new 2027 Siux Obsidian. Press play and select the model below to view its specifications.
- Tear
- Low balance
- Control
Choose the model
Obsidian Pro Black
Carbon seen in deep black with green details.
365,90€
- Face
- 16K Carbon
- Finish
- Satin + 3D texture
- Weight
- 355–375 g
- Level
- Pro
Obsidian Pro Silver
The same racket as the Black, in silver with green details.
365,90€
- Face
- 16K Carbon
- Finish
- Satin + 3D texture
- Weight
- 355–375 g
- Range
- Pro
Obsidian Elite
Greater comfort and ball output, with the softest feel in the family.
274,46€
- Face
- 3K Carbon · SC Comfort
- Finish
- Satin
- Weight
- Not disclosed by Siux
- Range
- Elite
■The range
Choose your Obsidian
The Pro Black and Pro Silver are the same racket with a different finish. The Elite has a different face and a softer feel.
Pro
Obsidian Pro Silver
The same racket as the Black, with satin carbon as the protagonist.
365,90€
- Shape
- Teardrop
- Weight
- 355-375 g
- Face
- 16K Carbon
- Core
- EVA Soft
- Balance
- Low
- Finish
- Satin + 3D
It’s for you if…
- You want the features of the Pro with a different aesthetic
- You play at an advanced or professional level
- You like to work on spin and placement
Pro
Obsidian Pro Black
The most understated version: exposed carbon in deep black with the family's signature green details.
365,90€
- Shape
- Teardrop
- Weight
- 355-375 g
- Face
- 16K Carbon
- Core
- EVA Soft
- Balance
- Low
- Finish
- Satin + 3D
It’s for you if…
- You play at an advanced or professional level
- You are looking for maximum precision in placement
- You are coming from a Trilogy or a round control racket
Elite
Obsidian Elite
More comfort and better ball output: 3K carbon (SC Comfort) and the softest feel in the family.
274,46€
- Shape
- Teardrop
- Weight
- 355-375g
- Face
- 3K Carbon · SC Comfort
- Core
- EVA Soft
- Balance
- Low
- Finish
- Satin
It’s for you if…
- The Obsidian concept with a softer and more forgiving response
- You want control with less physical demand
- You are looking for more ball output without losing precision
■Comparison
The 3 Obsidians, side by side
All three share a teardrop mold, low balance, EVA Soft core, tubular frame, and a 92 cm² sweet spot. Black and Silver are the same racket; only the design changes. The Elite differs in its face (3K carbon), finish, and feel.
| Shovel | Weight | Dear | Finished | Tact | Range | Design | RRP |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| In the three: teardrop · low balance · EVA Soft core · tubular frame · 92 cm² sweet spot | |||||||
| Obsidian Pro Black | 355–375 g | 16K Carbon | Satin + 3D texture | 5/10 | Pro | Deep black, green details | 365,90€ |
| Obsidian Pro Silver | 355–375 g | 16K Carbon | Satin + 3D texture | 5/10 | Pro | Silver, green details | 365,90€ |
| Obsidian Elite | Not published by Siux | 3K Carbon · SC Comfort | Satin | 4.5/10 | Elite | Green and blue, large Siux isotype | 274,46€ |
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Source: official spec sheets from siuxpadel.com. Siux does not publish the weight of the Elite.
■Glossary 2027
What does each acronym on the form mean?
Tap any technology to see what it does and which paddle it goes on.
■Complete the team
He doesn't finish with the shovel
Siux has launched the Obsidian exclusively for padel rackets: clothing, racket bags, and accessories remain in the current catalog. Here is what is currently available for each category.
Clothing
See 61 →
Bags and backpacks
See 34 →
■Before deciding
The usual doubts
What is Obsidian and what is going on with the Trilogy?
Obsidian is the new Siux control family for 2027 and takes over from the Trilogy. It is not a revamped Trilogy: it debuts a new mold, with a teardrop shape and positioned between the Trilogy and the Diablo, with a low balance and the largest sweet spot in the entire 2027 Siux collection.
Pro or Elite?
The Obsidian Pro is for advanced or professional level players looking for maximum precision: 16K carbon faces, satin finish with 3D texture, and a 5/10 feel. The Obsidian Elite is for those who want more comfort and ball output: 3K carbon (SC Comfort) and a slightly softer 4.5/10 feel. Both share the same mold, low balance, and EVA Soft core. If you are unsure, write to us on WhatsApp and we will help you choose.
What is the difference between the Pro Black and the Pro Silver?
Only the aesthetics. They have the same construction and performance: 16K carbon, Soft EVA, 5/10 feel, and low balance. The Black is the more understated version, in exposed black carbon with green details; the Silver makes satin carbon the star, with the greens of the Obsidian family.
If it is a control racket, why is it teardrop-shaped?
Because the teardrop shape provides more leverage than a round one. With its low balance, the Obsidian handles like a control racket, but when you get the ball to finish a point, you have more power than with a classic round one. Siux calls this hybrid precision.
I have discomfort in my elbow. Which one is my turn?
The Obsidian Elite: more flexible 3K carbon face and the softest feel in the family (4.5/10). All three feature an EVA Soft core and low balance, two characteristics that help the arm suffer less than with a power racket with a high balance.
How much does the Obsidian weigh?
The Obsidian Pro weighs between 355 and 375 g, according to the official Siux specs. .
■2027 Collection · Born from fire. Forged to dominate.
