F2 Sports

Lightweight, very much like the grip. Like that there were some colour options and it was certainly the right price on sale at $30 if the advertised $84 is accurate.

Love the edgeless paddle, and handle length

Love this paddle!

I upgraded from my original F2 paddle and played really well after my first game. It’s much lighter, and I like the edgeless feature. In addition, F2Sports has had presenting customer service!

The elongated paddle provides an extra reach... Great for our older players with limited mobility... The RCF face allows for spin and "shape of the ball" for superior touch on kitchen play and groundstrokes... Makes is much easier to reset balls hit at the feet...

Very comfortable with using both paddles. Very comparable to the selkirt paddles if not a bit better. Over all a mighty fine paddle especially for the price.

If you are looking for a moderately-priced paddle that has a great surface for adding spin, this is your paddle. In my use of the paddle, it has a lot of pop. I would recommend giving it some time to break in, while you adjust to how much power it may add to your game (if you're not used to using a paddle with a lot of pop, that is).

This is a very well made elongated paddle with wonderful control properties, good spin abilities and power when you need it.

Really impressed with the quality of the paddle and its exceptional price compared to the name brands.

Great paddle for both power and spin. I like the grit. The grip took a little getting used to since it is ribbed, but I like it after trying it for a couple days.

After leaving my last comment, the company immediately took steps to correct the error. It IS on the approved list. A good reminder to check before every tournament in case something wonky happened and it is no longer showing up. Love the paddle. Love the design. Love pickleball!

After my comment below, the company immediately took steps to correct the error. It IS on the approved list. A good reminder to check before every tournament in case something wonky happened and it is no longer showing up. Love the paddle. Love the design. Love pickleball!

Says it’s pickleball USA approved but the site says model Imperium L and because the racquet says the model is just Imperium I wasn’t allowed to use it in a tournament. Very frustrating.

I have persistent elbow pain from excessive pickleball, it didn’t help my old paddle was heavy with a 120 swing weight. After doing some research i tested out 2 lighter kevlar paddles including this F2sports kevlar pro series. They sent me a demo paddle for only $5 shipping cost. It weighs only 7.8 oz with 5.3 inch handle length. The swing weight, twist weight and RPM spin rate were unknown as it was not yet tested. Initially i thought the paddle might be too light or the sweet spot enadequate due to the elongated shape, but after a few sessions i grew into it. It felt light, agile & very responsive at the net while had more than enough pop to put away volleys. The surface has nice grooves which enabled me to spin, slice & dice on my serves, drives & volleys. I can even do flicks & 1 handed roll volleys easily even on backhand. Although my elbow pain is still there, its not as bad as before. The 5.3 inch grip length was just enough for 2 hand backhand. In my opinion this paddle is perfect for those with elbow pain and needed a lighter weight all around paddle.

Great paddle. Glad I went with the Kevlar. Very unique feel and I like the power on my serves. (Picture taken before playing!)

This paddle exceeds my expectations. The thermaformed process binds the core and Kevlar. It is made even more durable and solid with the surrounding foam and edgeless technology. It has a large sweet spot and the woven Kevlar surface should provide lifelong spin. The price is unbelievable. Upon arrival my wife appropriated mine to replace her raw carbon paddle she used to love, so I ended up buying another Kevlar.

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