PROKENNEX Spin Model with Paddle Cover - Pickleball Paddle with Graphite Inlay and Textured Surface - Comfort Pro Grip - USAPA Approved

Love the light weight

I really like this paddle!!! I noticed right away it was easier on my arm. It’s got a lot of spin capacity and a large sweet spot!!

My friend has the same racket and I was impressed with how light it felt compared to my 7.7 ounce racket of a different manufacturer. The one I bought came in weighing 7.9 ounces (weighed on 2 different scales). The Prokennix website lists the racket weight as 7.6 ounces. The 1st day I played with it I lasted 2 games before my forearm started to ache. After a couple of days rest, I played a few more games without my forearm starting to hurt, but it just felt too heavy. As a last test, I played the first half of a game with my friend’s lighter racket and as soon as I switched to the heavier racket, I knew I was going to return it. One wouldn’t think 0.3 ounces would make much difference, but it does. I am a 5ft, 3 inch, 125 pound female. I bought another one from the manufacturer! It arrived weighing 7.6 ounces. I love it!

Definitely helps. Lighter and easier to use without strain. Love it. Worth the money.

This paddle imparts spin more easily than my Selkirk spin paddle when you hit the sweet spot. However, the Selkirk has a bigger sweet spot.This is my preferred paddle now.

I’ve played competitive tennis for 28yrs so I know the value of a good racquet/paddle. I got this paddle because of brand recognition and good reviews. I did not like the playability and feel of this paddle maybe it’s just the round version I did not try the rectangular one but for the money I did not think this was worth it

Great control, amazing spin, but the grip is ripping after first use and I didn't even drop the paddle or do anything that should've caused this. Very cheap grip on there. Other than that, the paddle is fantastic! Would've given it 4-5 stars if not for the terrible grip. Contemplating returning it for that reason, unfortunately.

I typically use a pickle ball paddle for nearly a year. By three months just paddle was no longer good. I was very disappointed in it because it was by far the most expensive paddle I have bought.