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Enebe Spitfire Review (2026)

Enebe Spitfire

Review updated June 2026

78/100
PRR

The Enebe Spitfire 2025 is a mid-tier power teardrop that delivers a punchy, direct feel through smashes and drives without the premium refinement of top-tier Spanish brands.

Enebe Spitfire padel racket — round shape
78/100
PRR Score
Round
Shape
EVA HR3
Core
Even
Balance
Performance

Power, Control & Comfort Scores

Power
Very High80
Control
Good68
Maneuverability
Good68
Sweet Spot
Good64
Comfort
Good65
Value
High76
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Inside the frame

Spitfire Specs

Face weaveCarbon 12K

Carbon fibre weave density of the hitting face.

CoreEVA HR3

Foam core determines feel and vibration damping.

ShapeRound

Head shape affects sweet spot size and balance.

SurfaceCarbon 12K

The texture of the outer face.

BalanceEven

Balance point determines power vs. control trade-off.

Our verdict

The Enebe Spitfire 2025 is a mid-tier power teardrop that delivers a punchy, direct feel through smashes and drives without the premium refinement of top-tier Spanish brands. The even balance keeps it more manageable than a high-balance teardrop, making it accessible to competitive club players who want aggression without sacrificing too much arm comfort. Advanced players transitioning into attacking play will find it a solid stepping stone, though those already commanding the net will likely outgrow its limited touch and forgiveness within a season.

We loved
  • Explosive power output from the teardrop geometry and responsive EVA-foam core
  • Even balance provides versatility across court positions without sacrificing punching power
  • Excellent maneuverability for an advanced power racket, enabling quick reactions at net
Worth knowing
  • Control requires refined technique; less margin for error on off-center strikes
  • Limited spec transparency (weight and surface material unknown) makes direct comparison difficult
How it compares
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Price history
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Full specification
AttackerDemanding
ShapeRound
Face weaveCarbon 12K
CoreEVA HR3
BalanceEven
LevelIntermediate
Playing stylePower
Year2025
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The PRR takePRR Team

Accessible aggression, competitive club level

This delivers a genuinely punchy, direct feel on smashes and drives without the premium refinement (or price) of the top-tier Spanish brands — real aggression for competitive club players. The even balance keeps it more manageable in hand than a higher-balance frame would be. Control demands fairly refined technique to keep off-centre strikes from costing you, and weight along with surface material aren't confirmed in our data — worth checking before buying.

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