Enebe Response Orange 2025
Score7.8/10
Enebe's Response Orange 2025 is an all-court teardrop padel racket with fiberglass construction, an EVA HR3 core, and an iridescent orange finish. At 360–375 g with an even balance, it returns balanced 8/10 scores across control, ball exit, maneuverability, and sweet spot — a comfortable, symmetrical intermediate frame.

Price range
from 57.96€ – 90.75€
Description
Brand
Enebe
Level
intermediate
Style
all-court
Shape
teardrop
Balance
even
Hardness
soft
Weight
360-375g
Season
2025
Score
Power7/10
Control8/10
Ball exit8/10
Maneuverability8/10
Sweet spot8/10
Pros
- ✓EVA HR3 core provides a medium-soft touch with enhanced recovery speed compared to standard EVA, scoring 8/10 on ball exit — the racket returns the ball with lively pace that intermediate players can sustain without developing full stroke power
- ✓Fiberglass face construction absorbs vibration throughout the 360–375 g weight range, keeping the frame comfortable during the extended sessions intermediate players need to build foundational technique
- ✓Medium-soft touch is noticeably more cushioned than medium alternatives — players who find medium-hard constructions fatiguing will appreciate the softer response without sacrificing the 8/10 control accuracy
- ✓Even teardrop balance achieves matching 8/10 scores on control, maneuverability, and sweet spot simultaneously — no single characteristic dominates, making this a genuinely versatile frame across all playing situations
- ✓Iridescent orange finish provides a distinctive court presence compared to the matte or standard gloss alternatives in the Response range
Cons
- ✗Power is rated 7/10 — fiberglass construction and medium-soft EVA HR3 core cap explosive pace generation, making this unsuitable for intermediate players developing an offensive game alongside their control play
- ✗Fiberglass faces offer less structural rigidity than carbon alternatives — the face flexes on hard blocks and against powerful opponents, reducing accuracy under load
- ✗Four balanced 8/10 scores across all metrics means no single strength distinguishes this racket — players looking for a frame with a dominant characteristic will find the uniformly average profile uninspiring