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Racket comparison · 2026

Enebeoint Light vs Joma Blast Pro SFT

Head-to-head on PRR scores, specs, and live prices — independently tested with the same methodology. Updated daily.

Enebeoint Light
Enebe

Enebeoint Light

Best
Joma Blast Pro SFT
Joma

Joma Blast Pro SFT

78
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PRR verdict

Joma Blast Pro SFT wins by 8 points

Joma Blast Pro SFT scores 78/100 against 70/100 for the Enebeoint Light. Its biggest edge is control (+8). The Enebeoint Light answers back on maneuverability (+1). On price, the Enebeoint Light is currently €131 cheaper.

Score breakdown
Enebeoint Light
Joma Blast Pro SFT
Overall
70/100
78/100Best
Control
66
74Best
Power
68
74Best
Sweet spot
72
72
Maneuverability
73Best
72
Comfort
71
74Best
Specs
Enebeoint Light
Joma Blast Pro SFT
Shape
Hybrid
Hybrid
Balance
Even
Head-heavy
Weight
—
350–355 g
Core
Soft EVA
Black EVA
Face material
Fibreglass
Carbon 12K
Level
Intermediate
Advanced
Playing style
Power
Power
Enebeoint Light

“The Enebe Point Light is a lightweight, forgiving entry-level option built around a hybrid shape and EVA core that cushions impact reasonably well for new players. Its fiberglass surface keeps ball dwell time modest and provides a softish feel, though power output and precision both plateau quickly as a player's game develops. Beginners who prioritize ease of swing and arm comfort over a short season will find it functional, but the value proposition is underwhelming given competing beginner offerings from Babolat, Head, and Wilson at similar price points.”

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Joma Blast Pro SFT

“The Joma Blast Pro SFT 2026 is a mid-range all-round racket with a soft foam core that prioritizes arm comfort over outright performance, making it accessible for club-level players transitioning from beginner equipment. It delivers adequate power and acceptable control but lacks the refined responsiveness and sweet spot consistency of premium offerings from HEAD, Babolat, or Bullpadel at similar price points. Intermediate players seeking a forgiving, arm-friendly option on a budget will find it serviceable, but competitive players will quickly outgrow its limitations.”

€196at NINEPADELReview & prices

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