Siux Viking III vs Siux Viking IV

Siux Siux Viking IV

This racket feels approachable and steady at the net and from the backcourt, helping new players build confidence without being punished for technique mistakes. Its forgiving, balanced response makes rallying and learning shot placement easier.

You give up some extreme finishing power in exchange for comfort and forgiveness.

Siux Siux Viking IV

A developing player will appreciate how this racket lets them explore power, spin and placement without losing control; it supports adding offensive options while staying comfortable. It’s a versatile partner for someone moving beyond basics but not ready to accept a highly demanding tool.

You sacrifice the ultimate punch and bite that specialist power rackets deliver.

Siux Siux Viking III

Experienced players who know how to generate pace will enjoy the direct, impactful feel that helps finish points and shape aggressive shots, while the softer core keeps long sessions less punishing on the body. It rewards deliberate technique and lets a polished player extract strong offensive value.

You accept a smaller margin for error—off-center hits will be less forgiving than with rounder, softer rackets.

Siux Siux Viking III

Aggressive attackers and left-side finishers will like the racket’s punchy response that helps produce steep, finishing smashes and aggressive volleys. It’s built to emphasise the attacking strokes that end points.

You trade forgiveness and easy rally control for more finishing power, so precision becomes essential.

Siux Siux Viking IV

Patient builders and right-side players will appreciate the steady, predictable feel that aids placement, dinks and construction of points without forcing overly aggressive swings. It’s easier to manoeuvre into the right spots and keep rallies under control.

You give up some raw explosive finishing capability for steadier, more reliable control.

Siux Siux Viking III

Players who need to protect their elbow or shoulder benefit from this racket’s softer core and forgiving impact feel, which reduce vibration and make long sessions more comfortable. It delivers a good balance of punch while being gentler on the joints than harsher, stiffer options.

You accept less outright precision and a more demanding sweet-spot profile compared with ultra-forgiving beginner rackets.