🏓 Amazin' Aces 'Bainbridge' Pickleball Paddle (Pro Series) - Edgeless Composite with Aluminum Honeycomb Core & Graphite/Fiberglass Rimless Face - Includes Racket Cover & Shoulder Strap Review

Very light and excellent quality, but at the same time inexpensive. Despite its low weight, it feels solid and reliable in the hand. It is very comfortable to play with and the grip does not become slippery when playing. It's also rimless, which I really like as I've never played with a rimless paddle. I seem to be throwing fewer "runaway" shots because the ball hits the basket. Also included is a nice protective case to protect against scratches. Very happy with my purchase.

I only started playing a few months ago and I borrowed a racquet to play with so I decided to get my own. It's nice and light and also borderless, which I really like. The grip is large, but I find it comfortable and sticky enough not to slip when my palms get sweaty. He has a reassuring snap and seems to be scoring consistently. The included case is a bonus and looks of decent quality. I'm not sure about more experienced players, but I would have no hesitation in recommending it for the less…

Economical and productive. I've been playing pickleball for a month now and already have 3 racquets and another on the way. I kind of think it's for the best for me right now. I played him for the first time today and by the end of the matches I was playing the best pickleball of my life. Of course, my partner was very nice, which helps. I was able to land deep shots and drops with good control. I have fairly large hands so the "big" grip worked for me. I felt the sweet spot was bigger than my…

I'm new to this exciting sport so I had no idea which paddle would be best for me. I was told to buy a composite paddle so I went to Revain and found this paddle which was a fair price and was the type I was supposed to get. Well done, I did the right thing! Not only does the paddle have the right weight and balance for me, the handle is also really well made! Bought the same for my husband. I really feel like it helps me in this game. Yes, I still miss a lot of shots, but that's my fault. I…

I've been playing for a few years now and have a few racquets in my bag. It's the lightest paddle I've used in years and it's 50% less than my average price. I like the feel of the paddle and I noticed an increase in hand speed probably due to the lightness. My serves go just as deep, but cross the net deeper than before. I like the touch and the ability to slow down and swallow the impact. Happy with the paddle. I have to edit this review as recent out-of-court play on hard court resulted in…

My wife and I started Pickleball last year. In the center where we play (in the hall) there is a choice of 15 different brands/types of racquets that players can use, all graphite, polymer or a combination. Most of these "public" paddles have a lip guard, while the pair have no lip guard. We tried all the different blades and decided we definitely preferred the edgeless design, but didn't like the feel of either blade. At the time, these were the only ribless pickleball paddles I could find on…

I've been playing for about a year. I started using a wooden "swinger" spatula that felt good in my hands. I seem to have been playing normally and in this early part of the game it did its job. But after a while I started wanting a new paddle. I was quite confused by the variety of choices. So I started reading reviews and articles, watched some videos etc. I went to Dick to see how they felt in my hand. I tried other racquets that I borrowed from people I played with for a few rounds. None of

The Bainbridge was a trial purchase for me and I found a few pros and cons. First I have to say that I am an advanced player and have used multiple racquets in 3 years of playing. My current paddle is the Selkirk Omni Glen Peterson, which has a longer paddle surface and a short handle. Some of the comments were influenced by the differences between Bainbridge and Omni. I liked Bainbridge's "Pop". It delivers significantly more power than my Omni. However, the extra click was a disadvantage when