[caption id="attachment_11011" align="alignnone" width="597"] New Siux Subzero, full review[/caption] Padel brands have already begun to prepare their arsenal for the 2021 season. One of them is Siux, which has presented some of its recently launched rackets. One of them is the Siux Subzero, a racket that is synonymous with power and professionalism. Streetpadel brings a complete review of the best of Siux padel 2021, detailing all its technologies, materials and benefits for the player.

Complete review of the new Siux Subzero

The new Siux Subzero is another of the rackets that has joined the new 2021/2021 collection. This power racket is the first example of what's to come next season, a complete weapon in every sense, for truly demanding players.

Power: its best quality

The new Siux Subzero is a total power racket. A racket for players with an aggressive style. This racket was created to perform with power on the court, it is great for powerful smashes and constantly going to the net. Offensive shots like volleys, bandejas and víboras are this racket's best friends. The Subzero has been classified within Siux's Premium range, a weapon for advanced and professional players who play competitive matches and tournaments.

New carbon manufacturing and a Kevlar bridge

One of the most outstanding qualities of the new Siux Subzero is the composition of its structure. For a racket with this professional level, it is necessary to have the guarantee of quality for a professional match. That is why a 100% carbon composition has been chosen, for both the frame and the faces. A double tubular has been used for the frame, making it more resistant and stable for power play. But, undoubtedly, the best is on the faces, with 1K Total Elastic Carbon. 1K fiber is one of the most resistant on the market, but, for this racket, it has a new elastic property. In this way, the striking becomes a little more comfortable and with more rebound to have more ball output. However, it is still a material that stands out for its hardness in the search for power. The racket has a diamond shape and a high balance. The weight is concentrated in the upper part of the head, so that the weight and inertia favor power. In addition to the solid carbon construction of the racket, it has another very special detail. The bridge is reinforced with Kevlar, another of the most solid materials today. The shape of the bridge structure and its material improve the stability of the racket. This reduces the vibrations generated when hitting the ball, but also improves the balance of the racket for greater control and maneuverability.

High-tech Eva rubber core

We already know how solid and resistant the racket is with its external materials. But what about its interior? The Siux Subzero has an Eva Soft High Recovery 5-ply Black core. This rubber has several points that are worth analyzing. First, it is an Eva Soft rubber, meaning it has excellent absorbency and great ball output. A comfortable feel and absence of vibrations for a better hitting experience. But, it also has a High Recovery property, meaning it has a fast recovery that favors power. Finally, it has a 5-ply Black Eva construction, meaning a denser rubber, popular among attack rackets. The combination of these qualities makes the Subzero's core one of the most versatile available.