Trilogy Pro 5

Specifications:

Description:

Patty Llaguno's new padel racket, the Siux Trilogy Pro 5, is now available. It is a racket designed for professional or high-level players who base their game on total control and tactical regularity. Its round shape and low balance favor excellent maneuverability and allow you to dominate points from defense, without sacrificing forcefulness in well-armed shots.

It incorporates 40K carbon in the faces, a high-density and elastic material that offers an immediate and precise response to impact. Its 3K carbon frame guarantees resistance and firmness in the structure, while the EVA Soft rubber core provides a medium feel, ideal for maintaining the feeling of the ball without compromising power in point attacks. The glossy finish with 3D texture helps to generate effect and better control technical blows.

In addition, it has Dual Pro Grip to improve grip and a replaceable strap system, allowing greater comfort and customization in use.

Technologies:

• SWITCH STRAP: The new replaceable strap system for padel rackets is an innovative solution designed to enhance player safety and comfort. This system allows users to easily replace the racket cord in case of wear or breakage, without the need for specialized tools.
• EM: Maintaining the feeling of the ball without compromising power in point attacks..
• Bitube Carbon Frame with Aramid: To provide the racket with more rigidity and resistance, and greater hardness against breakage due to blows.
• 40K Carbon: high-density and elastic material that offers an immediate and precise response to impact..
• Rowing Structure: Siux's own technology increases the lightness and manageability of the racket.
• Dual Pro Grip: To reduce vibrations
• 3D Effect: Surface finish of the padel racket with 3D relief. Thanks to this technology more friction is generated with the ball, getting better effects on the hits.

Racket is sold separately without cover

*It's common for a small amount of the grip to come off when removing the plastic seal on a racket. This is due to the heat sealing process used to adhere the plastic, and it doesn't in any way affect the functionality or validity of the racket or grip.