At Enebe we never stop surprising you with new models, and so the RS Silver, RS Black, RSX Grapheno and Chrome rackets arrive to complete our collection.
We will start this article with the RS sisters, the RS Silver and the RS Black. They are two rackets with a hybrid shape (Teardrop + Round), aimed at advanced or professional players looking for an excellent balance between control and power.
RS Silver: the adjectives that describe it are control and power; advanced and professional players will find a medium balance in this racket. Its 100% carbon tubular frame and its fibreglass face give this racket good consistency. With Eva Ultra Soft rubber and its teardrop-round shape, the player gets great control on impact. A grey design with a few red details and a silver logo.
RS Black: a racket that combines control and power. A carbon tubular frame reinforces a face that is 50% fibreglass and 50% carbon. A grey design with a few gold details and a black logo. It has Eva Ultra Soft rubber and offers a medium balance, which makes this racket ideal for an advanced-professional playing level. With its teardrop-round shape, the RS Black is ideal for a balanced game.
Finally, we will introduce two rackets that will not go unnoticed: the RSX Grapheno and the Chrome.
Enebe Chrome: with a subtle grey design featuring blue details matching the logo, it is recommended for all kinds of players. Its carbon frame, fibreglass face and Eva HR3 rubber make this racket very well balanced between control and power. With its round-teardrop shape, the Chrome suits any playing level, mainly intermediate to advanced.
RSX Grapheno: it arrives in its best form yet. With its teardrop-round shape, this racket is designed for a professional playing level. Now more than ever, it is tougher and easier to handle thanks to a body made of Eva Ultra Soft rubber and a 100% carbon tubular frame. Its face, made of 21K carbon in a diamond pattern with a gloss finish, gives this racket a special touch. Its incredible design will make sure it does not go unnoticed.
And what about you, what do you think of the new Enebe rackets? Let us know in the comments.