Enebeoint Light vs Siux Electra ST5 Pro Shadow Red 2026 Franco Stupaczuk

“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.”

“Franco Stupaczuk's Shadow Red ST5 is built to attack: power 90 with control 78 is a proper first-strike profile, and the confirmed even balance at 365 g explains why it feels quicker between shots than its hitting power implies. Blocks and counters stay manageable, then the same frame turns a short lob into a finished point. The firm side is unavoidable: comfort 67 and tolerance 66 mean mishits are felt and punished. Beyond balance and weight, full spec for this colourway is unconfirmed, so try before you buy. For aggressive all-court players it is a convincing signature frame.”

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