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REVIEWS
6 Reviews
Kaitlin
Sturdy, nice size; good grip. Only downside was that Dick's put the sticker price on the handle and it ripped off some of the grip.
JP51
This was my first paddle. I liked the weight, balance, and handle. But after about six months, it developed dead spots around the perimeter. Ball contact made a funny sound, and ball died off the paddle. I have replaced it with another brand.
SusieQ21
I’ve had this paddle for at least 3 years. It has held up well and I am an Intermediate player that plays 3-4 times a week. It is also lightweight, which is what I like in a paddle. I am going to upgrade to one of the Selkirk fiberglass paddles because of recent tennis elbow issues and I would like more control/power. Good quality though for beginner/intermediate players.
tamih
I like this paddle. I already recommend it to a friend.
Pickle board Newbie
I’m just a beginner and this was just what I needed,
j1950
Bought Nov 2021. Nice and sturdy for 10 months, then the handle broke at the neck. I hit hard and slam the ball a lot, so I'm rough on them. But I won't buy a Selkirk to replace it, not in that price range. I never dropped it or hit anything other than pickleballs with it. I'm a little disappointed; thought I'd get something to last longer for $80.
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