CRBN X Series Power Pickleball Paddle - Carbon Fiber Pickleball Paddle with Foam Injected Edges for Expanded Sweet Spot

Man this thing has really upped my game I have more spin, pop and power. It just sucks it's so damn expensive. But yeah it's nice and light and when I get a hit it just feels right. That's the best way I can explain it. Definitely don't buy this if you're a beginner it's not worth it. But if you got some skill that can milk what this thing can give you then it's pretty sweet.

Great paddle. Took a little time to get used to the reactivity but upped my game for sure.

I love this brand, they have high quaility materials and their customer service is amazing. Easy to use for beginners, but shines for 3.5 players and above. Plenty of power and spin but the control is amazing.

This paddle is very solid. It has a great mixture of power and control. Would definitely recommend it.

This paddle is sweet!

This paddle is awesome! I love how it’s light weight and it allows me great control over my shots.

I bought this paddle with high expectations, but I did not enjoy it at all. I bought the 14 mm paddle and expected more power than what it provided. It is very lightweight and allows you to reset quickly. It was returned for a refund. The Vatic flash 16 mm is much better for the price.

I've been enjoying using this paddle! This is my second pickle paddle and my first was a Ben johns Franklin model (Ben moved to joola and no longer has a Franklin paddle). I think too many players get caught up on which paddle will make them the best player and if you play a lot of pickleball, all of them do great and I happened to choose this one and use it all the time. If you don't play more than like 2 times a week, just get a cheaper paddle. I occasionally bring out my $50 paddle to the courts and smoke most players with it. And then they question their $200 paddle purchase.Some things to note with this paddle: if you have larger hands, I recommend switching up the grip. The base handle with no grip is small and I was getting hand soreness from gripping too tight on it by the end of the pickle session. I recommend removing the grip, adding a layer of tape (hockey tape is good and it cheap) then adding your tennis grip. I am rocking a green tape and it stands out when I paddle up and am in line. The thickness fits my hand a bit better than stock and I no longer have crampy fingers.The next thing is this paddle is light. I would consider messing around with the weight tape on the sides. I was running them on the sides near the handle and I noticed I was swinging slower but had slightly more control with it. If you do add weight tape, it's gonna take a few sessions to adjust.This is an easy paddle to use and looks nice and I'd say an okay value for money but I do feel like paddles pretend there's so much technogy inside but I'm not at all convinced. Also it comes with a case.Cheers, have fun pickling!