Pickleball Paddle - 3K Raw Carbon Fiber Surface (CFS) + Carbon Abrasion Surface (CAS) with High Grit & Spin, Sure-Grip Elongated Handle, Pickle Ball Paddle with 16mm Polypropylene Honeycomb Core

It’s a little bit heavier than my wife paddle. But it’s a great paddle, for the price it’s great.😊 Thanks

This paddle has been a major upgrade from the wooden one I was using before. It’s lightweight and offers great pop. The Raw Carbon Fiber Surface (CFS) combined with the Carbon Abrasion Surface (CAS) feels like fine-grit sandpaper and provides a good amount of spin on shots. It’s an excellent choice for beginners looking to elevate their game. I also really like the design—the sleek, all-black paddle paired with the brown/orange grip gives it a retro, throwback vibe, which is exactly what I was looking for. The included cover is a nice touch and does a good job of protecting the paddle when it’s rolling around in your bag or the trunk of your car. While I’ve noticed the surface scuffs fairly easily, it doesn’t seem to impact performance. Overall, I’m very happy with this purchase.

For the price, not a bad paddle. At first, I thought it did not have a lot of power, but I had switched from a 12mm paddle which had a lot more power, so this was just an adjustment. It actually has some pop, but the 3K carbon fiber does not have the same power as a T700 paddle. Where I feel this one excels is the dwell time on the face which helps with control and spin. I can actually feel the ball "pocket" into the face. When it hits the sweet spot, especially, it is a nice feeling. Paddle did seems head heavy, but it does feel stable on groundstrokes but maybe not as maneuverable at the kitchen line. To be fair, mine has lead at 3 and 9 and an edge protection tape around the head, but it felt heavy without the mods. I like a larger grip so I built that up to my liking also. Paddle came with a nice neoprene cover, though it is rather smelly out of the box. I think if you are a beginner/low intermediate, this can be a next step up type of paddle without spending too much money..

This paddle plays amazing. I bought a set of cheap paddles to learn and now that I'm at the intermediate level I wanted to get a better paddle. Other players have let me use their $200+ paddles and I can feel that they are WAY better than my beginner paddle, and I have to say at my level I can't tell a difference between the high dollar paddles and this one, it plays great! It has really good control, and probably 10× the power of my starter paddle, it's really mind blowing how much difference it made in my game. I feel like I'm ready to take on my first tournament with this bad boy!

Picked up this paddle several months ago and it has almost no signs of wear even with heavy use. It’s very lightweight and significantly better feeling than a normal fiberglass paddle. I’ve used much more expensive paddles, and this carbon fiber one is almost just as good for a fraction of the price. The carbon finish is great and provides the perfect amount of grip to help spin the ball.

I got this paddle when I started playing pickleball. I currently play 2-3 times a week and while this paddle was good as far as power, being light and a decent sweet spot, I needed as surface with more grit as I started learning about spin while serving and spin on angle shots and cut shots. I keep it as a backup paddle or if a new person w/o a paddle shows up to play. If you play once a week this paddle will suffice but anymore than that you'll want/need to upgrade.

Good paddle but a little pricey

It's got the carbon fiber grip you need for those serves to spin the ball! It is light, and if you treat it right, it can be a better option than most. It's worth buying if you want to level up your game in pickleball. The handle grip might get loose after awhile which you can buy a tape grip, which will suffice for the paddle. The cheapest pro paddle you can get out there.

A bit heavier than other paddles, but the surface is perfect for spinning. The rough grooved surface grabs the ball very well. A thicker paddle, which is great for me for better control and not rocketing the ball out of bounds. Love this racket so much that after playing with it, I bought another one for my son.

I have been so happy with this paddle! For the price, it plays like a much higher end paddle. The paddle offers great control and the longer handle is a nice feature. One criticism I have would be that the handle shape is very square (not rounded) which makes it less comfortable to use compared to the handle on my higher end paddles. However, for the price, I’m happy to modify the grip myself. Great value!

Tres surprenante, je suis un joueur de 4.0 et j'adore la sensation de cette raquette, la surface est encore comme neuve après 4 mois d'utilisation, seul défaut est la forme de la poignée, un peu trop plat, j'ai due la modifier un peu pour être a l'aise.

The price of pickleball paddles is getting ridiculous, so I bought this one for $70 to see how it compares. After a few weeks of playing with it I can honestly say it's one of the best paddles I've used, and I've used paddles from Selkirk, Paddletek, Diadem, Joola...you name it. Great balance, control, power and quality.

Very nice build quality and performance, gritty surface and nice spin, large sweet spot, good mix of power and control. The paddle cover is also nice quality.