🏓 WiTCHDUCK Whiplash Composite Pickleball Paddle: Superior Performance with Poly Honeycomb Core and Fiberglass Face; Cushioned Handle with Zip Cover Included Review

This paddle is just as effective as the more expensive ones offered here. It's fairly light, feels durable, and performs well both in practice and in game. Highly recommended.

My husband and I love these paddles. They are nice and light and have a comfortable grip! They came quicker than we expected and were packaged very well. They even came with balls in them and an offer to download a leaflet with tips. I highly recommend these paddles and this seller.

Such a nice transition from a wooden pickleball bat at a great price. I play once a week with a group of people and those who checked everything thought it was great, although a friend said the grip was a little wider and the racquet a little heavier than she would have liked.

I bought this racquet at the end of August and have been playing about 3 times a week since it arrived. The surface of the paddle will begin to peel off and the grip will begin to loosen. I took good care of the rudder. It's always in a case when not in use and I don't play in the rain so it doesn't get wet. expect this paddle to last more than 2 1/2 months.

I started pickleball this fall and wanted to find an inexpensive racquet that would work well while I was learning the game. I've tried other inexpensive paddles and this one works best for me as it has a comfortable feel and good spin access while balancing power and control. I could give 5 stars if the stock didn't move, but I don't notice it playing. The case is good too!

Just started playing pickleball and these rackets are great! They are light and have excellent grip. Neoprene sleeves are great for storage. It was necessary to contact the seller because of the quantity and they were great to work with! The seller quickly sent two more paddles. We are very happy with our purchase and the customer service we received. I highly recommend them!

Bought this racket in February 2021. I've been playing with it regularly for about 6 months. Recently the paddle started making an odd booming noise when hitting the ball and I found that the plastic casing surrounding the surface of the paddle was cracked and loose. As far as I know, the manufacturer claims that the case is made of polypropylene. Apparently, this material is not very durable. I was told the warranty only covers new defective paddles and I am disappointed.

I used to only play with graphite. I wasn't sure if fiberglass would make much of a difference, but I decided to give it a try. Oh my goodness! My shot was much more accurate! I reached my goal much more often and more precisely than with my graphites. It should be mentioned that as you can see from the pics I shared the grip is actually 4.5 and the weight is 8.12. Maybe the weight and grip were measured before they added the grip tape. It wasn't a problem for me but if someone is on the edge…