niupipo Pickleball Paddles, USAPA Approved Pro Graphite Pickleball Paddle/Paddles Set, Polypropylene Honeycomb Core, Cushion 4.72In Grip, Portable Bag/Paddle Cover, Lightweight Pickleball Racket
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- What is the Voyager Pro? Jack Foster the top 10 ranked men's singles player said: niupipos Voyager Pro has helped up my game to a whole new level; Its elongated, extended shape makes me feel like I can comfortably reach balls on any part of the court; The honeycomb core inside provides the perfect balance between power and control, allowing me to hit clean, commanding groundstrokes. The Voyager Pro has everything Ive wanted in a paddle and is ideal for both singles and doubles play
- Win more balls; The elongated pickleball paddle has a larger sweet spot due to the vertical surface area of the paddle being longer; When you make contact with an elongated paddle it is going to be closer to the center of the paddle; What's better is it has a longer vertical reach for the player to get to more balls, the weight is about the same maybe even lighter; You can take big groundstrokes like a tennis racquet with the elongated paddle, make the power comes down to the core inside
- Graphite Carbon Fiber and Added Grit Face for Pro Game; When bonded properly to a honeycomb core, the graphite carbon fiber gives you a great balance of power and control; The pickle ball paddle surface has added grit texture, which enables it to "grip" the ball better to apply spin; When playing with this crbn pickleball paddle, you get an increase to your spin or ball rolls; It provides the ultimate in ball control, which helps to further boost your play
- USA Approved for Sanctioned Tournament Play; The niupipo elongated pickleball paddle meets USA standards for size, core materials, surface, weight, hardness, bounce, and design; This Pro pickleball paddle is the ideal choice for the World Pickleball Championships, US Open, APP Tour, and PPA Tour
- Longer and Lightweight; The length of the elongated pickleball paddle is 16.46, which is about 0.9 longer than other pickleball paddles, and also 25% thicker than other paddles; However, it weighs only 7.97 OZ, making it ideal for experts, fast-paced play; The Elongated pickleball paddles shape with 4.96 grip length; Paddle Face Dimensions: 11.68" L x 7.48" W x 0.53" H; Having a high-quality Graphite pickleball paddle can completely transform your games form
Size: 11.68 x 7.48 x 0.53"
Brand: niupipo
Grip Size: 5 inches
Sport: Pickleball
Material: Graphite
Skill Level: Professional
Item Weight: 7.97 ounces
Age Range (Description): Adult
Product Dimensions: 16.46"L x 7.48"W
Size: 11.68 x 7.48 x 0.53"
Brand: niupipo
Grip Size: 5 inches
Sport: Pickleball
Material: Graphite
Skill Level: Professional
Item Weight: 7.97 ounces
Age Range (Description): Adult
Product Dimensions: 16.46"L x 7.48"W
Item Package Dimensions L x W x H: 17.99 x 10.28 x 2.05 inches
Package Weight: 0.56 Kilograms
Item Dimensions LxWxH: 16.46 x 7.48 x 0.53 inches
Brand Name: niupipo
Color: Orange
Suggested Users: mens
Manufacturer: Dongguan Mingxuan Carbon Fiber Technology Co., Ltd.niupipo pickleball paddle
Part Number: B09PHHNC2Y_CA NARF
Style: Voyager Pro
Date First Available: March 14, 2022
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Color: Orange
This is the second time I've purchased this paddle. It has a soft feel and is it's easy to impart spin. I have a large hand and the over sized grip is a plus. For a lot less money, you don't sacrifice quality or performance.
Reviewed in the United States on February 11, 2024 by Stuart Osborne
Color: Orange
I've had the pleasure of playing over 100 games these past few weeks with Niupipo's Voyager Pro, as well as Explorer Pro. I really enjoy both of these paddles, and want to share my personal take on each... VOYAGER PRO: Elongated pickleball racquets seem to be all the rage, and the Voyager Pro was my very first experience playing with one. Its 16.5" x 7.5" dimensions were different than my usual 16" x 8" paddles (the Explorer Pro falls into this category). It took me a few sessions to get used to a longer, skinnier paddle, but I successfully navigated the learning curve. Soon afterwards, the Voyager Pro became a favorite of mine. Its extended length improved my reach near the sidelines and kitchen. The graphite face, with its textured surface, provided enough grit for effective topspin, sidespin, and backspin shots. The 13.5 mm PPH (polypropylene honeycomb) core produced a plush feel for decent (but not great) control of my dinks, drops, and resets, without compromising the power and pop of my groundstrokes, backhand flicks, and put-aways. The only aspect of my game that suffered a bit of consistency was my serves. Weighing in at just 7.7 ozs. (see photo), my Voyager Pro was a bit lighter than the advertised 8 ounces, although certainly within the acceptable variance range. I happen to prefer the swing of a lighter paddle; those who don't could always bulk it up a bit with lead tape. The racquet is well-balanced, and does not feel head-heavy or bottom-heavy. The leatherlike grip around the octagonal handle is micro-perforated for sweat resistance, and feels very comfortable and cushiony in my hand. My measurement of the grip circumference showed it to be about 4.3" (see photo). Perfect size for my hand; for those accustomed to a tennis racquet, you could always add a layer or two of overgrip tape. I measured the handle length as an even 5" (see photo). So, although the racquet itself is "elongated," the handle is not. That designation is usually reserved for handles in the 5.25" and up range. Many high-end paddle makers go with a 5.5" handle, which seems to best accommodate the two-hand back-handers. Since I don't come from a tennis background (my main sports were racquetball and table tennis), my righty pickleball backhand is a one-hander. Therefore, the 5" handle length of the Niupipo is ideal for my game. Nevertheless, for low defensive blocks, I do like the added support of my left (non-dominant) hand. In such instances, I'm able to simulate a two-hander by getting the first three fingers of my left hand around the Voyager Pro's throat, thanks to its well-tapered, teardrop slope near the grip. BUYER ALERT: Here's a tip to help you avoid possible confusion. There is another great company within the Amazon marketplace called Onix. Although they primarily manufacture pickleballs, Onix also happens to feature a graphite "Voyager Pro" model in their own product line. It is an exaggerated widebody (8.3" wide, and just 15.5" long), and therefore completely different from Niupipo's offering. EXPLORER PRO: As mentioned earlier, the 16" X 8" dimensions of the Explorer Pro are similar to the "standard" paddles to which I had grown accustomed. This one is a definite upgrade from most of the cheapies on Amazon that are sold in sets. The Explorer Pro's graphite surface offers much better control than the poppier Explorer Fiberglass model. In most aspects it plays similar to the Voyager Pro, except of course it is a half-inch shorter, and a half-inch wider. Handle length, grip circumference (see photos), as well as core thickness measurements are virtually the same for both models. My Explorer Pro weighed in at 8 ounces (see photo). The paddle is light enough to maneuver fluidly at the kitchen line for fast-hand battles. I had no issues with vibration or wrist fatigue. The Voyager may have a bigger sweet spot. But for serves, particularly my vicious sidespin and screwball varieties, the Explorer seems much more consistent. A logoed (on both sides), black paddle cover is included with each Niupipo model. The fit is snug, as it took a bit of prodding, pushing, and pulling for me to squeeze each paddle into its case. Fortunately, the neoprene material is stretchy, so the paddles do fit (see photo) and are nicely shielded. Ideally, it should have been designed with an extra quarter-inch lengthwise and widthwise. But hey, who's complaining? I've seen many high-quality paddles, some costing well over $200, that aren't bundled with any cover or protective sleeve at all; nor even an attractive gift box, such as the ones that housed my Niupipo racquets. Both paddles feature aesthetically pleasing graphics on each side. I particularly like the distinctive "distressed" Niupipo logo on the faces. Surprisingly, after banging away for many hours with each paddle, they show minimal wear & tear. The edge guards are slightly scuffed, but fully in tact. The handles are still solid, and the surfaces have maintained most of their initial grittiness. No complaints about build or durability on either model. Yes, I double-checked the official website...and both Pro paddles are indeed "USA Pickleball Approved," and therefore eligible for sanctioned tournament competition. So, are these so-named "Pro" paddles actually suitable for pro-level players of, say, DUPR 5.0 and up? Well, perhaps they might have been back in 2021, when they first hit the market. Paddle technology has advanced significantly since then. Today's pro would probably opt for a Gen-2 model, featuring a Toray 700 raw carbon fiber weave and thermoforming. But one of those paddles can cost $250 on average. For us mere mortals, bounded by the law of diminishing returns, how much better would we actually play with a paddle that expensive? Presumably, not enough to justify paying double or triple the price of a Niupipo. I would say the Voyager and Explorer Pro paddles are ideally suited for Beginners, Intermediates, and even Advanced-level players, within an approximate DUPR range of 2.0 to 4.0. That would certainly include me, as well as the vast majority of players I see regularly at my club and on the outdoor pickleball courts of my gated community. If you're reading this review, it undoubtedly includes you too. So, how would I answer the question I posed in my subject line: VOYAGER PRO VS EXPLORER PRO...WHICH WINS? Honestly, it's a win-win situation! I usually arrive at the courts with 3 or 4 racquets in my bag. Whenever I'm in the mood for a wider paddle and better serves, I pull out the Explorer Pro. And whenever I'm game for the benefits of an elongated paddle, the Voyager Pro is my weapon of choice. I would rate both paddles a solid 4.5 out of 5. I boosted their ratings to 5-Stars based on the outstanding customer service and company reputation that we've come to expect over the past decade from Niupipo. I've read many accounts of Niupipo resolving customer issues by going above and beyond any warranty. This is a company that truly stands behind the quality of its products, and I can vouch for this with my own personal experiences with them. In conclusion, you really can't go wrong with either the Voyager Pro or the Explorer Pro. I recommend each of them highly. So, if your budget allows, why not nab both? If you happen to catch a sale or discount...sweet! It would make your investment even more affordable and a greater value. Have fun pickling, and hope to see you soon on the courts!
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Reviewed in the United States on July 5, 2023 by Scrabbleman Scrabbleman
Color: White & Black
I have not been playing pickleball for long, but this is the second Niupipo paddle I have bought. The first one was a set with balls, which I had no issues with. I bought the Explorer Pro simply because I just wanted to try a different paddle and it had good reviews. I started to buy a more expensive paddle, but realized my skills were insufficient to justify the cost. I like the Explorer Pro because it came with a cover, has a nice grip, and looks a little more serious than my other highly colorful Niupipo paddle. I have played with the paddle for about a month and it seems to be a pretty decent paddle for the cost. I don’t have a power game yet nor do I use a lot of spin, so I can’t address those two key areas. I feel it is more of a control paddle, but I think it also has some pop. Any mistakes I make on the court have nothing to do with the paddle. For a beginner like myself, I think it is a great paddle at a great price.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 4, 2023 by BM3
Color: White & Black
I tried this paddle out on the court and ordered it immediately! It is lightweight and has a great touch. I am a 3.0 player and a smaller female in stature. This paddle is perfect!!!
Reviewed in the United States on November 27, 2023 by Angela H.
Color: Black
I just started playing Pickle Ball and was not sure what to get. Prices range from very low to really expensive. Wanted a good starter set and based on reviews purchased this set. I can attest that this is a solid set for a good price. I've played 5+ times with the paddles and here is what I like: - Price: Good price for a pair of Graphite paddles and balls. - Handle/Grips: They feel really good in my hand. Like the larger 4.25in grip. - Looks: I know this is subjective but like the way the paddles look. Overall very satisfied with the paddles. We will see how they hold up the longer I play.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 22, 2023 by Hokiemoe
Color: White & Black
Makes the game of pickleball easier. A great racket. Light weight and very responsive.
Reviewed in the United States on December 14, 2023 by Amazon Customer
Color: black
I have been playing Pickleball for about two months. I was borrowing some else’s paddle and decided to purchase my own. Not an easy chore! While I love playing, I didn’t want to buy an expensive paddle but certainly one that would keep me up on my game as I am still learning. I what I like about this paddle is its look, durability, cover, and grip. I would definitely buy this again. I believe that the product’s description was accurate. So far , I can’t find any negative results from using this paddle. I have played numerous games over a two week span.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 10, 2023 by Kindle Customer
Color: White & Black
3.5 player. Have played this paddle for about 16 months. Good for beginner and intermediate play. Decent grit. Good shot control. Very comfortable grip. Sufficient power but not a power paddle. Acceptable sweet spot, few mishits. On second paddle because first developed an odd rattle and shiver even on center hits. Niupipo replaced and been playing current paddle for over one year trouble-free. Explorer Pro is now an "older" model rather than state-of-art but I like it enough to continue playing until I find something that I like better. Have four paddles and still my "go-to". (My wife also has 2 paddles that are two and three times the price. Both are very popular but not for me.)
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Reviewed in the United States on July 20, 2023 by g hartis