Enebe Aerox 7.2 Carbon Reloaded 2024

Introduction

The Enebe Aerox 7.2 Carbon Reloaded 2024 is a tear-shaped racket for intermediate to advanced players who want a balanced feel with high control.

Shape & Balance

The tear shape shifts the balance slightly toward the head, giving you more power for its size without losing too much handling. You get a mix of control and a bit of extra help in smashes.

It feels well-balanced in hand, not overly head-heavy. The 355-370g weight adds stability but can tire your arm in long matches if you're not used to it.

Grip

The handle feels comfortable, with no harsh edges. Standard grip size works for most, and the surface lets you keep a solid hold even when sweating.

After a long match, it stays comfortable — no hot spots or vibration issues, likely due to the medium feel and materials. Fatigue comes more from the weight than the grip.

Power & Control

With a power score of 7.4, it's not a cannon, but it's solid. You can hit through the court with ease, especially on flat shots, but you'll need some swing speed for big power.

Control at 8.4 is the highlight. The racket stays stable, and the carbon face gives you consistent responses, so placement feels reliable on every stroke.

Comfort & Speed

The medium feel plus the HR3 core soak up vibrations well, so it's pleasant on the arm. That said, the heavy weight means you feel it after a few hours — not an issue for a casual match.

Speed-wise, the maneuverability 8.4 shows in baseline defense and volley reactions. It's quick enough for most situations, but not as fast as lighter, rounder rackets.

Materials & Durability

The frame is made of carbon fiber, and the faces use 3K carbon. These materials are known for holding up well against impacts and providing a stiff, durable structure.

The black EVA HR3 core gives a softer touch, which helps with comfort and extends the racket's life by reducing stress on the frame. Durability looks solid for regular play.

Analysis

The Aerox 7.2 plays as a control-first racket with a solid power base. The medium feel gives you good feedback without being harsh, so you feel the ball well on every shot.

Its control rating of 8.4 is accurate — shots stay precise, and you can place the ball where you want. The sweet spot is generous (9/10), which means you won't be punished as much on off-center hits.

The rebound at 8.6 keeps the ball coming off the face with decent pace, but it's not a pure power weapon. If you're expecting explosive smashes, you'll get good depth, not extreme speed.

Maneuverability at 8.4 helps in defense and quick exchanges at the net. The weight, however, is on the heavier side (355-370g), so it demands decent preparation.

Beginners may find it too demanding, and power hitters might want more pop. If you play a controlled, strategic game, this fits well.