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Fenix Pro 5 2025 by Alex Chozas

The Siux Fenix Pro 5 2025 by Alex Chozas is a 355-375g diamond with a 24K-carbon face and hard EVA core. Head-heavy balance targets experienced attackers seeking maximum power and speed.

Diamond355–375gHigh balanceAlex Chozas
7.3
Good
Explosive racket for competitive players
Performance potential8.7
Playability6.2
CharacterAttacking

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Siux Fenix Pro 5 2025 by Alex Chozas padel racket
Score Breakdown
Power10.0
Control6.0
Maneuverability7.0
Sweet spot6.0
Defense6.0
Comfort6.0
CharacterPlaying character

Explosive • Agile • Control focused

Specifications
Weight355–375g
BalanceHigh balance
ShapeDiamond
CoreEVA Hard
Frame24K Carbon
Profile38mm

The Siux Fenix Pro 5 2025 by Alex Chozas is a distinctive power diamond: a 24K-carbon face with a hard EVA core and 3K-carbon frame. Independent reviews position it as an attacking racket for players whose main weapons are smash and power. Head-heavy balance concentrates weight in the head. PADEL CHAPTER has not tested this racket itself; the assessment is based on independent-source consensus and positioning within the Fenix line.

The Siux Fenix Pro 5 2025 by Alex Chozas weighs 355-375g, diamond shape, high balance, 38mm profile. Face: 24K-carbon. Core: EVA Hard. Frame: 3K-carbon. Glossy 3D texture for spin.

Independent reviews describe the Fenix Pro 5 as a distinctive power diamond. The 24K-carbon face and hard core provide considerable power and direct response, while head-heavy balance concentrates weight in the head for smash. Reviewers emphasise lower control and comfort: this racket is for attacking players with clean technique. PADEL CHAPTER has not personally tested it; the above reflects source consensus and positioning within the Fenix line.

For experienced to expert players with an attacking style prioritising smash and power. Diamond shape and head-heavy balance provide considerable power but require clean technique and offer little tolerance.

Both are head-heavy 24K-carbon power diamonds. Pro Black (Leo Augsburger) has a high-density EVA core for an even stiffer response; Pro 5 (Alex Chozas) has a hard EVA core. Their character is similar.

No. This assessment is based on official specifications, retailer information and independent-review consensus, plus positioning within the product line. Our own playing test may follow later.

Advantages & considerations

Advantages

Power 10 and smash 10: maximum attacking power and overhead speed

24K-carbon face with a very direct response

Head-heavy balance for power and stability on the ball

3K-carbon frame for structural strength

Considerations

Control 6 and comfort 6: stiff and demanding to use

Forgiveness 6 and sweet spot 6: little tolerance on off-centre contact

What will you notice on court?

What you will notice as a player

The smash gets plenty of easy power; you do not need a full follow-through to put the ball away.

A balanced racket that responds predictably in most situations.

Off-center contact is penalized: hitting just outside the sweet spot loses power and control.

In long matches you feel more in your arm; the core offers little cushioning, so the load builds up.

Small timing errors show sooner: the ball leaves the face directly, so clean contact matters.

The racket offers little help in defense; returning balls off the glass takes considerable effort.

Which shots are affected most?

SituationWhat will you notice?
DefenseLittle help: you must guide balls off the glass and keep them deep yourself.
VolleyRequires technique: clean contact is essential and late adjustments are difficult.
BandejaEasy to control: the ball stays reasonably low and predictable.
ViboraVery explosive: plenty of speed and bite, a natural shot for this racket.
SmashIts strongest point: maximum power with little effort, sending the ball away like a rocket.
BlockThe forward weight makes quick blocks more demanding than with an agile racket.
Off-center ballUnforgiving: outside the sweet spot, both speed and accuracy drop noticeably.
What type of player does this racket suit?

Well suited to

Attacking playersPlayers with a fast swingCompetitive playersTechnical players

Less suited to

Players who play for enjoymentDefensive playersPlayers who want plenty of help from their racket
Does this racket meet your needs?

This racket is likely to suit you if you…

want more power and strength in your smash

like to play an attacking, explosive game

This racket may disappoint if you…

often have to play from defense

have a sensitive arm

do not always hit the racket's sweet spot yet

You will probably appreciate this racket if you…

  • •want to finish points with power from the back of the court;
  • •value an explosive smash and vibora more than comfort;
  • •want a balanced racket that handles every shot;

You may run into limitations if you…

  • •do not consistently hit the sweet spot yet: the small margin penalizes errors heavily;
  • •are sensitive to arm or elbow discomfort;
  • •defend often and want help from the face;
  • •value quick hands at the net more than power;

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