Enebe Response Padel Racket: Pink 2026

Padelful's pros are easy defensive lob depth, a forgiving sweet spot on blocks and quick handling in volleys. The numbers back that up: rebound 9.0, sweet spot 8.8, manoeuvrability 8.5, control 7.6 and power 7.0. The soft foam core and fibreglass faces return the ball with little effort from you.

The cons are the other side of that easy exit. Flat smashes lack finishing punch, the smooth face produces little spin and the easy exit can overhit a defensive shot. This suits a player who wants to stay in rallies and work the ball up the court, and annoys one who wants to end them.

Enebe sells the Response in several versions. This page covers the Pink, which has the soft fibreglass build. The Response 24K Violet carries a 24K carbon face and the Response 3K Evo is the firm, head-heavy attacker and sit higher in the range, so expect firmer and more powerful rackets than the Pink. Check each listing before assuming they match.

Among soft Enebes, the Pink is easier and better rated than the Astra, and the handier Genius Red is the step up if you want more control. Padelful gives no overall score for the Pink, and no balance figure is published, though the review calls the distribution relatively even.

Players who want spin, power or a smash that finishes points, and anyone who needs a confirmed balance. A soft fibreglass racket is a comfortable ally but a limited weapon. Complete beginners can compare options on our beginner padel rackets page, and improvers can look at the intermediate padel rackets page.

Fit a racket protector and a fresh overgrip from the padel grips range. Consistent padel balls and proper padel shoes will help you control that easy exit, and a padel bag keeps the racket safe.

Our guide to choosing a padel racket explains weight and balance, and the full padel racket range has the rest.