Enebe Supra Carbon 2023

Introduction

The Enebe Supra Carbon 2023 is a heavy, tear-shaped racket built for advanced players who want power and control.

Shape & Balance

The tear shape gives a good balance between power and control. It's not as head-heavy as a diamond, so it feels more maneuverable than you'd expect from the weight.

The sweet spot sits lower, which helps with control on flat shots.

Grip

The handle is standard, but the weight makes it feel solid in your hand. Over a long match, you'll notice the heaviness—you might need to grip tighter, which can tire the forearm.

For players with strong wrists, it's fine. Otherwise, consider a lighter racket.

Power & Control

Power at 7.9 is solid but not explosive. You get good pace on smashes, but you'll need to generate it yourself. Control at 7.8 is dependable—you can aim for corners with confidence.

The medium feel helps you 'feel' the ball, which aids precision. It's a balanced racket, not a pure power hitter.

Comfort & Speed

The medium feel cushions impact, so it's comfortable on arm. The rebound of 8.4 means the ball springs off the face, which adds speed without extra effort.

Maneuverability scores 8.4, which is high for a heavy racket. It moves quicker than you'd think, making it easier at the net.

Materials & Durability

The frame is carbon fiber, known for strength and stiffness. The faces are 3K carbon, which gives a consistent surface for hitting.

The core is Black EVA HR3, a soft rubber that provides the medium feel. This combo should last well with normal use.

Analysis

This racket feels solid from the first hit. The 350-370 gram weight gives it real presence, so you feel every shot. Power scores 7.9, which is good but not massive—you'll still need to swing through the ball. Control at 7.8 means you can place shots well, especially on defense.

The rebound of 8.4 and sweet spot of 8.6 are the highlights. The ball comes off the face fast, and the large sweet spot forgives off-center hits. That makes it easier to keep rallies going. The medium feel softens impact, so it's not harsh on the arm.

But this is not a beginner racket. The weight makes it demanding over a long match. If you're not used to heavy rackets, your elbow will feel it. The high maneuverability score of 8.4 helps, but 370 grams is still a lot to move around.

If you're an intermediate or advanced player who likes a weighty, stable feel, this works. If you prefer lighter, quicker rackets, look elsewhere. It trades some speed for stability and control.