Vero American Birch Wood Frescobol Paddles Wrapped with Premium Padded Grips, Official Red & Orange Balls, Neoprene Protective Beach Bag. Made in USA.

I recently moved to a location with amazing year-round weather and was looking for an activity the whole family can enjoy at the beach. I heard about Frescobol through friends and, after playing a few times, I decided to join the pack.Frescobol is gaining popularity in the US and is already super popular in Brazil and other countries.The Vero Frescobol set I purchased arrived in record time and are exactly as the seller described.The rackets have amazing craftmanship and they feel solid. The birch wood is beautiful.The included balls are well-made and have great bounce. The seller included one bonus ball.I tested them yesterday at our pickleball courts and they passed the test! Heading to the beach next this weekend.The Neoprene wrapped handles provide great grip and feel great. The included bag keeps everything together and makes it easy to carry on our weekly beach trips.The Vero Frescobol set is superior in quality and craftmanship to most of what my friends have. I know what they will be getting this Christmas from me.This set is well worth the money with its craftmanship and lifetime warranty. Skip the cheap department store alternatives and buy these. You will not be disappointed.You are also supporting a small, Florida family-based business.

I thought they were bigger

I recently purchased the Vero American Birch Wood Frescobol Paddles set for some fun beach days, and I couldn’t be happier with my purchase! This set has completely elevated our outdoor game experience.

There are 2 things about this that irritated me. First off I noticed that one of the inside layers of wood on the paddle must of been chipped, and they tried to fix it with wood putty. I was willing to get over this but the second issue made it to much. The second issue is not even 5 minutes after playing with my daughter the ball split down the middle.

These are my beach rackets. Great quality. I sometimes play them with a tennis ball. I take them everywhere beach, park, day trips and they give me a good work out. It takes time to get used to play them properly ( they are not supposed to be held like tennis rackets nor is the ball supposed to hit the ground while playing). I watched some you tube videos of beach racket on the sand. They are very popular in Brazil, Israel and Greece. Not so much in Sydney, Australia where I live, so people stop and ask me about them when they see me play.

There is absolutely nothing about this product that justifies the price. The advert makes it sound like it's some next level product. It's really just cheap compressed wood and materials.That rubber around the handle? It looks like some bicycle tire rubber that someone wrapped around the handle while in their apartment - not in an actual production process.Now once they wrap that rubber around the handle they have to tie it or attach it somehow so it doesn't unravel, right? Well, they used electrical wire tape. I am not even kidding you. They bought what is clearly some electrical tape at the hardware store and just wrapped a little bit of tape at the top to hold the rubber grip around the handle? There is no way in hell that tape is going to hold for very long, very amateurish.This product is probably worth $15-$18 and I'm going to try and return it. Joke!

Very godo racquets!!

The way my Mom shops online is she looks up what she wants on the computer, then takes of picture of the computer screen with her cell phone and sends me the picture.When I got this picture my first thought was "Wow Mom big spender"But hey she works hard and she wants what she wants.We took these to Hawaii and my family being relatively coordinated people were able to hit the red ball back and forth effectively.Rallys I was not involved in were upwards of 100. Also I did spy my little sister digging a nice hole in the sand with one racquet so you know it's multi purpose. (Digging not recommended for maximum longevity of said racquets)