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Best for Intermediate players · Medium-Hard feel · Man
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Lowest price recorded by PadelScout: €64.95.
Based on 17 observed days from 2 tracked retailers, 5 Jul 2026–26 Aug 2026.
Price evidence as of 26 Aug 2026.
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€69.95 — among the most affordable Teardrop-shape rackets we track (cheaper than ~95%) (cheapest of 2 retailers we track). As of 26 Aug 2026.
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Weight
355g - 375g
Balance
Medium
Shape
Teardrop
Hardness
Medium-Hard

Racket analysis
The Siux Electra ST3 Go from Siux (2024) is a teardrop-shaped hybrid padel racket aimed at intermediate players who want a versatile game profile. With a medium balance, 3K carbon face and a medium-hard EVA core, it delivers a blend of control and lively pop for players improving their all-around play.
PadelScout Research Desk · Synthesis of verifiable sources ·
The Siux Electra ST3 Go is a 2024 entry in Siux’s lineup that sits squarely in the versatile category. It pairs a teardrop/hybrid silhouette with a medium balance and a medium-hard construction to offer a middle ground between control-focused and attack-minded rackets.
Rated an 8 by experts, this model targets intermediate players who want a single racket they can take through volleying, baseline exchanges and occasional attacking plays without feeling outmatched in any department.
This racket fits intermediate male players looking to sharpen skills across multiple match situations rather than specialize exclusively in power or pure control. If you’re improving your consistency and want a racket that supports both steadier rallies and finishing shots, the Electra ST3 Go is a logical option.
Its weight range (355–375 g) and medium balance make it approachable for players who value manageable handling during fast exchanges but still want enough mass to generate effective volleys and smashes when the opportunity arises.
The teardrop/hybrid profile gives the Siux Electra ST3 Go a slight edge in power compared with round-shaped rackets, without pushing it into an all-out power category. Medium balance keeps the sweet spot accessible, so power comes from technique and timing rather than an extremely head-heavy feel.
Expect a versatile playing style: the racket supports controlled drives and punchy attacking shots while still encouraging a comfortable transition back to defensive and construction play.
A medium balance and the 355–375 g weight window make the Electra ST3 Go relatively easy to manoeuvre around the net and through quick reactions. The mass range means players can select a slightly lighter or heavier setup within the model family to prioritise swing speed or stability.
For rapid exchanges and net play the racket favors control-first responses; you can still generate pace when needed, but the design leans toward precise placement over brute force.
The contact surface is a 3K carbon face, which offers a crisp hitting surface and consistent feedback when striking the ball. The core uses a hard EVA formulation, giving the frame a firmer rebound and less compression on impact.
Surface roughness is specified as rough, which helps with added bite on spin shots and slice, while the overall hardness rating is medium-hard — a balance that supports both aggressive strokes and control-oriented play without excessive vibration.
On court the Electra ST3 Go feels lively off the face thanks to the stiff EVA core paired with the 3K carbon surface. Impacts are relatively firm, translating into clear feedback and a noticeable rebound that helps when accelerating shots.
Players will notice a controlled, responsive sensation rather than a plush, dampened one — good for learning to shape shots and for players who prefer tactile court feel that rewards clean contact.
Siux Electra ST3 Go is a solid midweight teardrop hybrid for intermediates who want a versatile tool that balances control and accessible power. With its 3K carbon face, medium-hard EVA core and a practical weight range, it’s a sensible choice for improving players seeking a single racket to handle rallies, net work and finishers while keeping manoeuvrability in check.
It suits intermediate players who want a versatile padel racket with a balanced feel, easy handling, and a medium-hard response.
Based on the available catalog data, both models list shape: Teardrop, balance: Medium, and level: Intermediate. The recorded differences are weight range: 355g - 375g for Siux Electra ST3 Go versus 360g - 375g for Adidas Rx Series 2026 and hardness: Medium-Hard for Siux Electra ST3 Go versus Medium-Soft for Adidas Rx Series 2026. The tracked price of €69.95 is 12% below the €79.20 median across 6 similar rackets shown here. Based on each racket’s lowest tracked EUR offer; the oldest included check is 25 Aug 2026. These catalog and price differences do not establish which racket will perform better for a specific player.
The teardrop shape and medium balance point toward a mix of control and attacking options, so it should feel more adaptable than a pure power racket.
It leans versatile rather than extreme, with the EVA Hard core and rough surface helping it deliver a firmer, more responsive feel without losing all-court usability.
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Price among these alternatives
The tracked price of €69.95 is 12% below the €79.20 median across 6 similar rackets shown here.
Based on each racket’s lowest tracked EUR offer; the oldest included check is 25 Aug 2026.
Shared catalog fields: shape: Teardrop, balance: Medium, and level: Intermediate.
Different catalog fields: weight range: 355g - 375g versus 360g - 375g and hardness: Medium-Hard versus Medium-Soft.
Shared catalog fields: shape: Teardrop, balance: Medium, and level: Intermediate.
Different catalog fields: weight range: 355g - 375g versus 310g - 330g and hardness: Medium-Hard versus Medium-Soft.
Shared catalog fields: shape: Teardrop, balance: Medium, and level: Intermediate.
Different catalog fields: weight range: 355g - 375g versus 360g - 375g and hardness: Medium-Hard versus Medium.
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