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Babolat Stima Energy

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Weight325 to 345 g
ShapeRound

£210Recorded price · 1 October 2026

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Specifications and sources

Published specifications, not our play-test findings. Each value links to its source.

SpecPublished valueEvidence
ShapeRoundRound babolat.com
Weight325 to 345 g335 g +/- 10g babolat.com
BalanceMediumEven Balance babolat.com
CoreEVACORE: EVA babolat.com
FaceCarbon FlexSURFACE: Carbon Flex babolat.com
FrameCarbonFRAME: Carbon babolat.com
Thickness36 mm36 mm babolat.com
Textured faceYesRaised patterns on the racquet surface allows you to hit with more spin. babolat.com
Price£210210 GBP (schema.org offer) babolat.com

Collection note: Balance is given as 'Even Balance', which was mapped to medium. No core firmness is stated in a Touch or Hardness line. The Comfort text only says the racquet uses 'extremely lightweight and soft materials', so core firmness is left null. The page lists 'Player Typology: Counter Striker' but no playing level. The description is aimed at women players ('You're different from men') and calls this 'the lightest range of padel racquets we've ever developed'. Weight 335 g +/- 10g was recorded as 325 to 345. The rough surface comes from the 3D SPIN benefit text, not from the technical characteristics table.

How our estimates work

These ratings are calculations from published specifications, not measured playing results or our play tests.

Power24
Control74
Handling70
Forgiveness60
Comfort46

Not published for this racket: firmness. Each missing input counts as the neutral midpoint, so treat these ratings as less certain than for a racket with all five.

  • Power 24 = shape (round) 0/45 + balance (medium) 17.5/35 + weight (335g) 0/20 = 17.5 points, placed on the 10 to 90 scale
  • Control 74 = shape (round) 60/60 + balance (medium) 20/40 = 80 points, placed on the 10 to 90 scale
  • Handling 70 = balance (medium) 25/50 + weight (335g) 50/50 = 75 points, placed on the 10 to 90 scale
  • Forgiveness 60 = shape (round) 45/45 + firmness (not published) 17.5/35 + face material (carbon) 0/20 = 62.5 points, placed on the 10 to 90 scale
  • Comfort 46 = firmness (not published) 20/40 + face material (carbon) 0/25 + balance (medium) 10/20 + weight (335g) 15/15 = 45 points, placed on the 10 to 90 scale

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Questions about the Babolat Stima Energy

Is the Babolat Stima Energy a power or a control racket?

On its published specification the Babolat Stima Energy is a control-oriented racket. It rates 24 for power and 74 for control on the PadelTrue model, mainly because of its round shape and medium balance.

Is the Babolat Stima Energy good for beginners?

It rates 60 out of 100 for forgiveness. That is a middle value, workable for an improving player.

Is the Babolat Stima Energy arm-friendly?

It rates 46 out of 100 for comfort, a rating built from core firmness, face material, balance and weight, describing feel and physical demand. That is mid-range. This describes the build, it is not medical advice.

How much does the Babolat Stima Energy cost?

£210 on babolat.com when checked on 1 October 2026.

How much does the Babolat Stima Energy weigh?

The published weight is 325 to 345 g.

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