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Siux

Trilogy Go 5 2025

The Siux Trilogy Go 5 2025 is a 355-375g round shape with a 3K AluMesh face and soft EVA core. Low balance and centred sweet spot target players with some experience seeking control.

Round355–375gLow balance
7.2
Good
Control focused racket for experienced players
Performance potential6.0
Playability8.0
CharacterControl

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Siux Trilogy Go 5 2025 padel racket
Score Breakdown
Power5.0
Control8.0
Maneuverability8.0
Sweet spot8.0
Defense8.0
Comfort8.0
CharacterPlaying character

Control focused • Comfortable • Forgiving

Specifications
Weight355–375g
BalanceLow balance
ShapeRound
CoreEVA Soft
Frame3K AluMesh
Profile38mm

The Siux Trilogy Go 5 2025 is the accessible version of the Trilogy control line: round shape with a 3K AluMesh face and soft EVA core. Independent reviews describe a precise, forgiving racket with low balance and a centred sweet spot. Where Trilogy Pro 5 has a 24K-carbon face, Go chooses a more accessible, comfortable platform. PADEL CHAPTER has not tested this racket itself; the assessment is based on independent-source consensus and positioning within the Trilogy line.

The Siux Trilogy Go 5 2025 weighs 355-375g, round shape, low balance, 38mm profile. Face: 3K AluMesh. Core: EVA Soft. Frame: hybrid carbon/fibreglass. Rough finish supports spin.

Independent reviews and retailer sources describe Trilogy Go 5 as an accessible control racket. Round shape and low balance provide a centred sweet spot and good manoeuvrability, while soft EVA core supplies comfort and tolerance. Reviewers describe limited power: the focus is control and placement. PADEL CHAPTER has not personally tested it; the above reflects external-source consensus and positioning within the Trilogy line.

For players with some to considerable experience seeking control and comfort. Round shape, low balance and soft core make it accessible and forgiving, but it is not an attacking racket.

Go 5 uses a 3K AluMesh face for a more accessible, comfortable profile; Pro 5 uses a 24K-carbon face with more precision and response for experienced players.

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

Advantages & considerations

Advantages

Control 8 and generous sweet spot 8 thanks to round shape

Comfort 8: soft EVA core provides accessible contact feel

Forgiveness 8 and defence 8: tolerant and stable

Manoeuvrability 8 through low balance

Considerations

Power 5 and smash 5: no attacking capability

AluMesh face is less direct than Pro 5’s 24K-carbon

What will you notice on court?

What you will notice as a player

At the net you react very quickly: blocks and fast volleys feel almost effortless.

The racket helps in defense: a calm swing sends balls off the glass deep again.

The sweet spot offers forgiveness: slightly imperfect contact loses little accuracy.

Comfortable in long matches: the racket cushions contact well, with little feedback in your arm.

The smash gets no easy power; depth and speed must come from your own follow-through.

No pronounced weakness, but no single shot where the racket particularly stands out either.

Which shots are affected most?

SituationWhat will you notice?
DefensePlenty of help: the low balance and generous sweet spot return balls off the glass calmly and deep.
VolleyCrisp and agile: aiming feels effortless and late adjustments remain possible.
BandejaVery easy to control: the ball stays low and predictable, ideal for controlling the court.
ViboraIt works, but speed and bite must mostly come from your own technique.
SmashSolid rather than explosive: depth and speed need your own follow-through.
BlockA strong point: the racket is ready very quickly and returns the ball with control.
Off-center ballForgiving: just outside the sweet spot you lose little and the ball stays on course.
What type of player does this racket suit?

Well suited to

Comfort seekersControl playersPlayers who want plenty of help from their racketPlayers who play for enjoyment

Less suited to

Attacking playersPlayers with a fast swingCompetitive players
Does this racket meet your needs?

This racket is likely to suit you if you…

are often a little late on fast balls

want an agile, fast racket

have a sensitive arm and need cushioning

want more control and placement

This racket may disappoint if you…

want maximum smash power

like to play an attacking, explosive game

You will probably appreciate this racket if you…

  • •value control and placement more than maximum power;
  • •play often at the net and like quick hands;
  • •want a racket that helps in defense;
  • •want a forgiving racket with a generous sweet spot;

You may run into limitations if you…

  • •want to finish points mainly using power from the face;
  • •want a pronounced specialist rather than an all-round racket;

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