I’m now on a two week healing process and I’m not sure if I’ll be prone more to tennis elbow. I like the touch but somehow want some more power. I had not thought of my 30P XL as power oriented but I knew nothing when I bought it. You don’t have to worry about them becoming outdated.Also, I’ve scattered a few affiliate links throughout the article. Quick View... Paddletek Tempest Wave II (0) $ 129.99.

I think limiting your options to 7oz will eliminate quite a few paddles you would enjoy(and many of the ones that would be more budget friendly). Played almost everyday mostly indoors until 3 months ago. I haven’t played with the Razor, unfortunately, but it’s probably similar to the Mirage.

I’m 5′ 6″ and 150 lbs. Nothing else comes close. I mean how much power do you really need? Details: The Phoenix Lte is a light to medium weight paddle with a generous sweet spot. Also, the sweet spot is more narrow considering the paddle’s length.If you’re already using long paddles and you want one with more power, this could be the best thing for you.When Selkirk released their AMPED paddle line back in late October 2017, I immediately bought the paddle without thinking. Sometimes we can get too wrapped up in our paddle choice that we end up paralyzing ourselves. I usually wear an elbow sleeve that seems to help.

In comparaison, I had trouble placing the ball in the kitchen with my 50$ paddle, which is no longer a problem with the Tempest Wave.
It’s got the best of all worlds.Selkirk is leading the pack when it comes to paddle innovation, and I have a sense that they’re not stopping anytime soon. Thanks so much.. If you have a softer game, go for the Epic or S2 AMPED.Not sure about the Prime paddles yet. You could also look at the Bantam EX-L. Those should be great for you and your husband. Another best feature of the paddle is that it is available in attractive and vivid colors along with the paddletek logo. Another very lightweight paddle that will get you a solid start in pickleball. It’s not very often when you see paddle faces like this. You could also look into the Paddletek Tempest Wave, one of my favorites. But remember, don’t overthink it!Try other Selkirk Paddles eg Epic Prime or Epic Amped may be closest to Ruiz which I also use .Hi, I’m 5’5, 115lbs middle age petite Asian lady who has extensive experience in table tennis/ping pong, who was also trained for badminton, volleyball and tennis and other sports like gymnastics and long distance running.

One paddle that a lot of tennis players start out on is the Paddletek Element. The length of this paddle is about 15 5/8” and the width of this paddle is approximately 7 ¾”. But despite their low cost, they are extremely durable and serve as a reliable option for Pickleball players. The overall length of these paddles is about 15 5/8” which includes the handle of 5”.
Pickleball Central might have them though.I know what you mean about spin. What do you got for me ?Hey Frank, if you can find a new or used Paddletek Tempest Wave I would go for that. However, an 8 oz paddle is getting on the heavier side of things.

It’s a great midweight paddle that doesn’t break the bank. It’s just that good. That must have been rough.I would definitely move away from the wooden paddle.

The advanced polymer core of these paddles features exceptional vibration dampening technology. Other advantages of these paddles are as follows,From the product listings, we could conclude that there is a wide selection of paddles from this brand. Of course, I’m still getting used to the way the ball doesn’t bounce like a tennis ball & the shorter paddle vs. racquet. Let me know what you think in the comments below!Hi Barrett, I’ve been reading all these posts and learning so much. Expect your opponents to be blown away by your smashes.Gamma also put their newest grip on this paddle. Let us discuss the different paddles available from this brand in detail hereThe Bantam Ex-L Pickleball paddle is made up of high-grade polymer composite and a velvet-textured polycarbonate surface.

I am primarily using the Razor now because I like it’s softer impact and sensation of compressing the ball (even if it’s not compressing!). I am really learning a lot reading through your site. I have had tennis elbow issues in the past. You could also look at the Selkirk Prime Epic or S2 but I think those may be too light for you.

This paddle shines with drives but especially overhead smashes. I am wondering what the Gamma Razor is like. If you want to try something similar to that, try the Paddletek Tempest Wave, the regular version, not the pro versions. Anything 8″ wide will be fine.You’ll have to educate me on table tennis paddles, but don’t some have hard faces and other soft faces?