Enebe padel balls
Enebe is a Spanish brand that has been around padel for years. It makes padel rackets and clothing, and it has its own line of balls too. The best known is the Enebe Pro Bouncewhich comes in a tube of three. Handy if you like your ball and your padel racket to carry the same brand. Plenty of players come at it from the other side, mind, and just want a ball that behaves itself match after match without paying what a pro tournament one costs. Fair enough.
What should you check when choosing?
- Bounce: it should stay the same from the first point to the last game.
- Felt: glass and court surface chew through it, so it needs to hold up without going bald after a few sessions.
- Pressure: it shouldn't be dead two matches after you open the tube.
Single tube or box?
| Single tube | Box | |
|---|---|---|
| Who it suits | Someone who plays once or twice a week | Players who train often, coaches and clubs |
| Price per ball | Standard | Lower |
| Upside | You buy just what you need | The same ball every time, with spares always in the bag |
Play now and then and one tube covers a few matches. Train several times a week or give lessons, and the box works out cheaper. It also saves you that evening when you open the padel racket bag and there isn't a tube left.
To keep balls lively for longer, put them in a padel ball pressurizer between matches. The padel balls section has the other brands, and Enebe padel racketsis where the full range from the brand sits.