Full ChoicePickleball Paddles, Carbon Fiber Pickleball Paddle, Lightweight Pickleball Racket Gifts for Men Women

I got this for my niece. I thought it was an excellent price for a carbon fiber racquet. My Niece has large hands and this grip was large enough for her. The paddle IS somewhat lighter weight than what I am used to, but I think newer players like lighter weight paddles. I don't think an beginner category player can go wrong with this.

I usually give 5 stars to Amazon products that do everything that's promised and it's built well. To a select few, I give 6 stars that exceed expectations. This paddle deserves that.Please ignore the other reviews here. A lot of the info is inaccurate.Light WeightI actually weighed this paddle. It comes at 7.7 ounces. Although there are paddles that come in at 6-7 ounces, most are at about 8 ounces. So this is on the lighter side. This makes this paddle perfect for beginners.Grip Quality is GreatA lot of paddles in this price point might have a great head, but their grip sucks. The grip on this one is pretty decent.Thin GripWhat makes this grip also great is that it's thin, so good for small hands. And if you have bigger hands, you can always put on overgrip which you should anyway if you get serious. Overgrip gives you a grip that's tacky. It lets you to hold onto the grip easier.Nice, Rough TextureThe surface of this has a great amount of grit on it, so it's perfect for spin. It's not the roughest I've seen, but definitely one of the better ones.Final RecommendationAs you can see in my picture, I have about 10 different pickleball paddles. This is ranked at #2 or 3. It's really that good. So this is very underpriced at $50. I genuinely believe that it should be above $100. You should grab one of these quickly before the price moves up.I haven't seen any paddles at this price point that are good for beginners. Most beginner paddles are cheap and poorly made. I guess the thinking is that when you get better, you'll buy a heavier paddle.I geniunely believe this is perfect for either beginners or women due to its lighter weight (the head is thinner than most). As you get better, this can be used for intermediate/expert play by adding lead weights to the head.If you're just starting out and you have some $$ to shell out, grab this!

Great choice for medium to advanced players. Stick with cheaper paddles for a beginner. Starting out with a wood or fiberglass paddle really makes more sense until you've been playing awhile. It will also give you a better appreciation for this paddle when you upgrade! The "Full Choice" brand carbon fiber surface gives you more control for better shots and spins on the ball.It's worth the money if you have been playing a while and want to really improve your ball control!

I love to evaluate pickleball paddles as I love to play pickleball. I have a few items to share. The handle isn't soft but not hard either. It is somewhere in the middle. I love how light and fast the Carbon Fiber paddle is. The Sweet Spot (SS) is pretty good on this paddle which allows for some nice hits. The SS surface was smooth and not easy to control the ball movement. The look and feel of this paddle is very stylish. You'll play better with this stylish paddle (okay maybe not better, but you'll look good)! The hitting was very firm with this paddle. Very solid when you connect with the ball. There is a paddle cover for this paddle. Based on the value for the price, I felt the value was better than average.

Nice lightweight single paddle, but still noticeably heavier than other lightweight, carbon fiber ones. (Though no where near as heavy as the ones that are clearly just wood with a design on them for $20 for 4)I really like the cover for it to keep the surface scratch free. It also looks nicer than others. If you don't need to buy a full set of paddles, I'd recommend this one.