Joma ST-Blast Juanlu Esbri Silver/Black vs Royal Padel 771 Efe Extreme
Head-to-head on PRR scores, specs, and live prices — independently tested with the same methodology. Updated daily.
Too close to call on score alone
Both rackets score 75/100 in PRR testing, so the right pick comes down to feel and spec. Its biggest edge is maneuverability (+5). The Royal Padel 771 Efe Extreme answers back on power (+2).
“The Joma ST-Blast Juanlu Esbri is a round-to-teardrop hybrid that leans toward attack while retaining moderate accessibility, built around Joma's collaboration with Spanish professional Juanlu Esbri but without the elite-tier feel of top-shelf offerings from Head or Bullpadel. The carbon layering delivers decent pace on volleys and smashes but the sweet spot is somewhat unforgiving, making it best suited for intermediate club players seeking a step up in aggression who don't mind sacrificing some touch. At its mid-range price point it offers reasonable value, though Joma's rackets generally trail the leading brands in overall polish and after-game arm comfort during long sessions.”
“The 771 Efe Extreme is Royal Padel's confusing entry: a 380 g diamond with a Soft EVA core scoring power 78, real pace, under a control label the card flatly contradicts (control 65). Comfort 66 benefits from the soft core; tolerance 65 and maneuverability 65 hold the house's deliberate terms. Value 74 is decent by brand standards. Read past the misfiled label: this is a budget Royal Padel attacker with the house cushion, for strong, patient players who want the deep strike at the smallest house invoice. Everyone else should demo the Fury vintage instead.”
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