Siux Padel Balls
A few years ago Siux was mostly known for padel rackets. Now it's one of the names you hear at every club. The balls follow the same approach as the rest of the range: made for regular use on court, and picked up by players of different levels.
You'll find them in training sessions and in matches. Many players go for them because they behave evenly and the feel doesn't change much over a session.
What does the collection offer?
- Balls made specifically for padel
- Models for training and regular games
- Even bounce for a good part of their life
- Good resistance to wear from frequent use
- Formats for players and for clubs
What to expect
| Feature | Use |
|---|---|
| Regular bounce | More consistency during play |
| Balanced pressure | Stable behaviour on court |
| Hard-wearing felt | Frequent use in training |
| Good visibility | Easier to follow the ball |
Which are the most popular?
Siux balls are a common sight at club matches and weekly training. The response is balanced, so players who want a predictable ball, with no sudden changes mid-game, tend to feel at home with them.
They're also a usual choice if you already play with other Siux products and would rather keep the same brand across your padel kit.
How should you look after them?
Keep them in their original tube and don't leave them in the heat for long. They'll hold their pressure for longer. It can change both how long they last and how they feel in play.
Materials and features
Exact features can vary by product and by the format on sale. Each product page lists the specifications and how many balls come in each model.
The balls aimed at frequent use stand out in the Siux range. They're a regular pick for players who train consistently throughout the season.