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The Spartus P1 introduces a major innovation that they are calling Permagrit. This is their attempt at a designing a texture that will give players longer lasting spin. Grit longevity has been one of the biggest issues in the Pickleball market, and Spartus thinks they have the solution.
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As someone who used the CRBN TruFoam Genesis for more than half of this year, the Waves was a letdown. This was the least enjoyable paddle I’ve reviewed in well over a year, and I haven’t been more frustrated or agitated while testing a paddle in a long time.
The Sypik Avatar is the new signature paddle for pickleball pro Quang Duong. It’s a full foam core build, but the exact construction is still a bit of a mystery. I couldn’t get an X-ray before testing, and the website doesn’t give much away.
Ronbus dropped the Quanta out of nowhere. A full-foam-core lineup priced at $120 ($100 with a discount code PBSTUDIO).
Bread & Butter is back with a new paddle called the Loco, but don’t confuse it with their old model of the same name.
I just got my hands on the new Thrive Project Fury, and I’ll be sharing my first impressions on it. To put it simply, this paddle is basically a JOOLA Pro IV if you added fiberglass and wrapped it in a hybrid shape. So let’s go over it and see what’s different, what works well, and what to look out for before buying.
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