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Enebe vs Vibor A
Vibor-A ranks higher: 9th of 52 in our brand ranking, against Enebe's 47th. Both lean to all-round play (91% and 59% of their rackets). Enebe costs less: half its rackets are under €130, against €180.
Our scores, updated 9 November 2026 · How we score
Which one for your game
The best Enebe and the best Vibor-A on sale today for each need, side by side. The brand ranking weighs every racket a brand sells; here only the best one counts.
Vibor-A wins overall: 84 against 81.
Vibor-A wins for power: 86 against 84.
Vibor-A wins for control: 82 against 70.
Vibor-A wins for comfort: 76 against 70.
No Vibor-A racket on sale for beginners today, so Enebe takes it.
Vibor-A
None on sale for beginners today
No Enebe racket on sale for women's models today, so Vibor-A takes it.
Enebe
None on sale for women's models today
Enebe wins for under €150: 81 against 78.
What each makes
Each bar splits a brand's rackets into power, all-round and control, so you can see which way it leans.
- Power
- All-round
- Control
Which suits you
Finding the one that suits how you play
Score by score, on average
How we score →Every scored racket of each brand, averaged. The green bar wins the round: Enebe takes sweet spot, comfort and value, Vibor A the other 3.
Who they are
Where each comes from and what it is known for, from the brands' own pages and the press.
Enebe
- From
- Spain
- Based in
- Alicante
- Making padel rackets since
- 2014
- Brand ranking
- 47th of 52 (brand score 78.4)
The Navarro Sirvent family founded Enebe in Alicante in the 1970s to make table tennis bats. It came to padel in 2014.
Alicante Plaza, 2020Vibor-A
- From
- Spain
- Based in
- Madrid
- Making padel rackets since
- 2011
- Brand ranking
- 9th of 52 (brand score 79.8)
Its name plays on víbora, Spanish for viper, and so do its lines: Black Mamba, Yarara, King Cobra. Its newest rackets are named after snake species.
Vibor-AWhat shape they make
Enebe makes more hybrids than any other head (6 of 8); Vibor A makes more hybrids than any other head (8 of 13).
Enebe
Vibor A
The best of each
Our four highest scores in each brand.
The best Enebe
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Questions
Straight answers.
Is Enebe or Vibor-A better?
Vibor-A ranks higher in our brand ranking, 9th of 52 against 47th for Enebe. Which suits you depends on your game: Enebe has the better racket for beginners and under €150, Vibor-A for overall, power, control, comfort and women's models.
Which is cheaper, Enebe or Vibor-A?
Enebe: half its rackets are under €130, against €180 for Vibor-A, at today's prices.
Is Enebe or Vibor-A better for power?
Vibor-A: the Black Mamba Pro 2.0 scores 86 for power against 84 for the Mustang Pro Carbon 3K. 19% of Vibor-A's rackets are power rackets, against 4% of Enebe's.
Is Enebe or Vibor-A better for control?
Vibor-A: the Diva Elite scores 82 for control against 70 for the Mustang Pro Carbon 3K. 22% of Vibor-A's rackets are control rackets, against 4% of Enebe's.
Where are Enebe and Vibor-A from?
Enebe is from Spain, based in Alicante, and has been making padel rackets since 2014; Vibor-A is from Spain, based in Madrid, and has been making padel rackets since 2011.