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Name: Siux Fenix II 1K Javi Ruiz (Shock Out) Padel Racquet
Brand: Siux
SKU: GOS-11604
Price: 22702.00 INR
Availability: OutOfStock

GOS's Opinion

We rate the Fenix II 1K as the most comfortable and controllable racquet in the Siux Fenix family. Javi Ruiz's hybrid teardrop pairs soft, flexible 1K carbon faces with a Black EVA Soft core and a bitubular carbon frame, so lobs, blocks and defence off the glass feel calm and precise. It will not match the diamond Fenix models for raw smash power, so it suits advanced all-court players who win with placement and consistency.

Overall ★4

Power (3/5)

Control (4.5/5)

Stability (4/5)

Comfort (4.5/5)

Product Details

Feature	Details
Brand	Siux
Shape	Hybrid (teardrop)
Face Material	1K carbon
Surface Texture	Rough 3D finish, glossy
Core	Black EVA Soft with 5 High Recovery laminations
Frame	Bitubular carbon
Beam Thickness	38 mm
Weight	355–375 g
Balance	Medium to high
Key Technologies	1K carbon faces, Black EVA Soft High Recovery core, bitubular carbon frame, anti-vibration system, 3D finish
Pro Player	Javi Ruiz
Skill Level	Advanced / Professional
Playing Style	All-round

God of Sports Expert Verdict on the Siux Fenix II 1K Javi Ruiz (Shock Out) Padel Racquet:

Siux Fenix II 1K Javi Ruiz (Shock Out) Padel Racquet is Javi Ruiz's signature racquet from the second Fenix generation, a hybrid teardrop with 1K carbon faces, a soft Black EVA core and a bitubular carbon frame.

Who it is for: Advanced players who play both sides of the court, value touch and consistency, and want a comfortable carbon racquet.
What it does best: Control and comfort. The soft core and 1K carbon faces hold the ball a little longer, which makes lobs, bandejas and blocks easy to place, and the teardrop sweet spot stays forgiving.
The honest caveat: It is not a power racquet. Flat smashes lack the pace of the diamond Fenix models, so players who rely on finishing from the overhead will find it too soft.

Technology used in Siux Fenix II 1K Javi Ruiz (Shock Out) Padel Racquet:

1K carbon faces — Both faces use 1K carbon, a very fine carbon weave with more flex than higher counts. On court: a softer, more cushioned feel with good touch on placement shots.
Black EVA Soft High Recovery core — A soft black EVA built from 5 high recovery laminations, according to Padel Nuestro. On court: comfortable impact, with the core regaining shape quickly between hits.
Bitubular carbon frame — A double tube carbon frame. On court: a firm, stable head that resists twisting on off-centre blocks.
Anti-vibration system — The racquet includes an anti-vibration system, sold in this ShockOut edition. On court: less vibration reaching the arm on hard hits.
3D finish — The faces carry a rough 3D relief with a glossy look. On court: extra bite on slice, bandejas and viboras.

Performance Analysis of Siux Fenix II 1K Javi Ruiz (Shock Out) Padel Racquet:

Smashes and Viboras (3.4/5) : Smashes are the modest part of this racquet. The medium to high balance puts some weight behind the ball, and the bitubular carbon frame keeps the head steady, so placed smashes and viboras are reliable. The soft core and flexible 1K faces absorb some energy, so flat smashes rarely leave the court on their own. The rough 3D finish helps you add spin to viboras. It rewards placement over raw speed.

Bandeja and Lobs (4.5/5) : This is where the Fenix II 1K shines. The soft Black EVA core and 1K carbon faces hold the ball a little longer, so bandejas are easy to direct and lobs land deep without effort. The teardrop sweet spot stays forgiving when you are stretched. On lively outdoor AG courts in Indian heat, that soft response helps keep lobs inside the court. It suits players who build points patiently.

Volleys and Blocks (3.8/5) : At the net the Fenix II 1K is precise and comfortable. Blocks against hard hitters stay on the face thanks to the soft core, and the stable frame keeps them on line. Drop volleys and touch shots are easy to judge. Punch volleys have decent weight from the balance, though less pace than a diamond. It suits players who win the net with angles rather than power.

Defense and Wall Play (4.5/5) : Defence is a strength. The soft core absorbs pace from heavy smashes, and the forgiving teardrop sweet spot helps when you are late coming off the back and side glass. The medium to high balance is a little slower than a low balance round racquet on low balls skidding off sand-filled AG. Long defensive rallies stay comfortable on the arm. For an advanced all-court player, it is very reliable from the back.

Is Siux Fenix II 1K Javi Ruiz (Shock Out) Padel Racquet Right for You?

Siux Fenix II 1K Javi Ruiz (Shock Out) Padel Racquet IS your racquet if you:
- Play at an advanced level and value control and touch
- Play both sides and build points with placement
- Want a comfortable carbon racquet that is kind to the arm
- Defend a lot from the back and side glass
- Like a rough face for slice and spin
Consider carefully if you:
- Want to finish most points with flat smashes
- Prefer a very crisp, stiff carbon response
- Are an intermediate player looking for your first carbon racquet
Siux Fenix II 1K Javi Ruiz (Shock Out) Padel Racquet is NOT for you if you:
- Want maximum overhead power from a diamond
- Are a beginner who needs a light, very forgiving racquet
- Want a light frame, since it weighs 355 to 375 grams

Siux Fenix — Which Model is Right for Your Level?

Model	Shape	Face	Power	Control	Best For	Level
Siux Fenix II 1K Javi Ruiz (Shock Out) Padel Racquet — This racquet	Hybrid (teardrop)	1K carbon	★★	★★★★★	Advanced all-court players who want a soft carbon feel	Advanced
Siux Fenix Pro 6 Padel Racquet 2026	Diamond	12K carbon	★★★★★	★★	Advanced attackers who finish points from the overhead	Advanced
SIUX Fenix Pro 5 Padel Racquet	Diamond	24K carbon	★★★★★	★★	Advanced attackers who want a very stiff, dry smash	Advanced / Professional
Siux Fenix Pro 4 Padel Racquet	Diamond	High-K twill carbon	★★★★★	★★	Advanced players who want maximum overhead power	Advanced
Siux Fenix Elite Padel Racquet 2026	Diamond	3K carbon	★★★	★★	Advanced attackers who want Fenix power with a 3K face	Advanced
Siux Fenix Lite 4 Padel Racquet	Diamond	3K twill carbon	★★★	★★	Attacking players stepping into the Fenix power shape	Advanced
Siux Fenix Go 4 Padel Racquet	Diamond	3K twill carbon	★★★	★★	Intermediate players moving into a diamond power racquet	Intermediate

Cross-Brand Comparison — Fenix II 1K vs All-Round Carbon Teardrops

Racquet	Brand	Shape	Face	Core	Best For
Siux Fenix II 1K Javi Ruiz (Shock Out) Padel Racquet — This racquet	Siux	Hybrid (teardrop)	1K carbon	Black EVA Soft	Advanced all-court players who want a soft carbon feel
HEAD Radical Pro Padel Racquet 2026	HEAD	Teardrop	Double Carbon	Control Foam	Heavy, stable control with depth on every shot
NOX EA10 Ventus Hybrid 12K Xtrem Padel Racquet 2026	NOX	Teardrop	12K Xtrem carbon	MLD Black EVA	All-court play with a crisp 12K carbon feel
Babolat Dyna Energy Padel Racquet	Babolat	Teardrop	Carbon Flex	EVA	Light, versatile play with a livelier carbon-hybrid face

Fenix II 1K vs HEAD Radical Pro 2026 : Both are control-minded teardrops for advanced players. The HEAD uses a Double Carbon face, a firmer Control Foam core, Graphene Inside and Auxetic 2.0, with a lower 260 mm balance at around 370 grams, so it feels heavier and very stable. The Fenix II 1K has a softer core and more flexible 1K faces, which make it more cushioned and easier on the arm. Choose the Fenix II 1K if you want a softer, more comfortable feel. Choose the Radical Pro if you want maximum stability and a firmer response.

Fenix II 1K vs NOX EA10 Ventus Hybrid 12K Xtrem 2026 : The NOX is Edu Alonso's all-court teardrop with a stiffer 12K Xtrem carbon face, an MLD Black EVA core and a Dual Spin texture. It gives more pace and a crisper feel. The Fenix II 1K is softer through contact, so it gives more touch and comfort but less pace on attacking shots. Choose the Fenix II 1K if you want touch and comfort. Choose the EA10 Ventus Hybrid if you want a crisper 12K feel with more pace.

Fenix II 1K vs Babolat Dyna Energy : The Babolat is a much lighter teardrop at around 330 grams, with a Carbon Flex face, Vibrabsorb System and a 3D Spin surface. It is quicker in the hand and easier for intermediate players. The Fenix II 1K is heavier at 355 to 375 grams with a bitubular carbon frame, so it feels more solid and gives more depth on lobs and volleys. Choose the Fenix II 1K if you want a solid, advanced control racquet. Choose the Dyna Energy if you want a lighter, quicker frame.

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What is the price of the Siux Fenix II 1K Javi Ruiz (Shock Out) Padel Racquet in India?

The current God of Sports price for the Siux Fenix II 1K Javi Ruiz (Shock Out) Padel Racquet is shown at the top of this product page, and it is updated whenever there is a sale. Every order ships free across India, and Pay on Delivery is available, so you can pay when the racquet reaches your door. If you are unsure whether the Fenix II 1K or another Siux Fenix model suits your game, the GOS team can help you choose before you order.

Is the Fenix II 1K suitable for Indian artificial grass padel courts?

Yes, it suits Indian courts very well. Most clubs here play on sand-filled artificial grass, often outdoors in heat, where the ball travels fast and comes off the glass low. The soft Black EVA core and 1K faces give a calm response, which helps you keep lobs and returns under control when the ball flies livelier in summer. The forgiving teardrop sweet spot also helps on scrambling defence off the glass.

What level of player is the Siux Fenix II 1K for?

It is for advanced players. Retailers list it at an advanced and professional level, and it was made for Team Siux player Javi Ruiz. It suits players who rally consistently and want control, comfort and placement rather than raw power. A strong intermediate player who plays several times a week can grow into it, but its 355 to 375 gram weight and carbon frame suit trained players best.

Is the Fenix II 1K good for players with tennis elbow or arm pain?

Yes, it is the most arm-friendly racquet in the Siux Fenix family. The Black EVA Soft core and flexible 1K carbon faces absorb more vibration than the hard-core diamond Fenix models, and the racquet includes an anti-vibration system. The forgiving teardrop sweet spot also reduces off-centre hits. The one thing to watch is the 355 to 375 gram weight, which can still tire an injured arm on long sessions.

What is 1K carbon on the Siux Fenix II?

1K carbon is a carbon fibre fabric woven from bundles of about 1,000 filaments, a very fine weave. Lower counts flex more than 3K, 12K or 24K carbon, so the face feels softer and holds the ball a little longer. On the Fenix II it gives a cushioned, precise feel on lobs, blocks and bandejas, and better comfort, while the bitubular carbon frame keeps the head stable.

What accessories do I need with this racquet for Indian conditions?

Three accessories make the biggest difference. An overgrip, because sweat and humidity make the stock grip slippery quickly, so change it every 8 to 10 hours of play. Protector tape on the frame, because glass, walls and floor scrapes chip the edge over time. And a thermo racquet bag, because a car parked in Indian summer heat can soften the EVA core and shorten the racquet's life. All three are inexpensive compared with replacing a racquet early.

Should I choose the Fenix II 1K or the Fenix Lite 4?

Choose the Fenix II 1K for control and comfort and the Fenix Lite 4 for attack. The Fenix II 1K is a hybrid teardrop with a soft Black EVA core and flexible 1K carbon faces, so it is easy to place the ball and kind to the arm. The Fenix Lite 4 is a diamond with a high balance, a hard EVA core and 3K twill carbon faces, so it hits harder overhead but is far less forgiving in defence.