XSPAK PRO Series Thermoformed T700SC Tournament Carbon Fiber Pickleball Paddle, USAPA Certified Honeycomb Core with Comfort Cushion Grip, Dominant Power & Larger Sweet Spot
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- CARBON FIBER PICKLEBALL PADDLE Pioneering an entirely new technology, never before seen in the Pickleball industry. The XS XSPAK paddle combines a state of the art carbon fiber face with a thicker Polypropylene XS28 Core providing optimal ball cushioning. The sleek carbon fiber surface generates unmatched ball spin, and defuses your opponents spin effortlessly and accurately.
- XS28 HONEYCOMB CORE Built for consistent speed using advanced polypropylene honeycomb technology, the XS XSPAK revolutionary Polypropylene XS28 Core reduces the amplitude and frequency of vibrational waves, resulting in a smoother feel.
- USAPA APPROVED All XS XSPAK Pickleball paddles are Tested and Approved by the United States of America Pickleball Association for Tournament Pickleball Play at US and international pickleball events. Now you can get the paddle for your game.
- SUPERIOR EDGE GUARD Low profile edge guard with high durability protects the paddle hitting surface and core against court damage,yet slim enough to reduces mishits.
- REACTIVE POLYPROPYLENE HONEYCOMB CORE ADDS CONSISTENCYSpecially tuned for the high-level player to maximize the consistency of the bounce and feel necessary for every shot, with reduced vibration.
Description
XS XSPAK Carbon Fiber Pickleball Paddle - Tournament Edition, USAPA Approved, T700/12K Surface, 19MM Polypropylene Core, 9 Layers, World Champion Tech, Cushion Grip, High Grit, Sandwich System
Size: Professional
Brand: XS XSPAK
Grip Size: 5.5 x 4.35 inches
Sport: Pickleball
Material: Carbon Fiber
Skill Level: Professional
Frame Material: Carbon Fiber
Shaft Material: Carbon Fiber
Item Weight: 8 ounces
Age Range (Description): Adult
Brand Name: XS XSPAK
Sport Type: Pickleball
Skill Level: Professional
Age Range Description: Adult
Item Type Name: Pickleball Paddles
Manufacturer: XS XSPAK
Warranty Description: 1 Year Manufacturer
Size: Professional
Grip Size: 5.5 x 4.35 inches
Item Weight: 8 ounces
Item Dimensions L x W: 16.5"L x 7.4"W
Material Type: Carbon Fiber
Frame Material Type: Carbon Fiber
Shaft Material: Carbon Fiber
Sport Racket String Installation: Unstrung
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Color: Black
I started my pickleball journey with this paddle. It was my first purchase for the very first league that I joined. I liked it right out of the package. It's lightweight, very balanced, and has a grip that is nice and soft and in the proper (longer) length to fit the average sized hand. After a playing in a couple of consecutive leagues I realized that there really wasn't anything that I didn't like about the paddle, but since I was learning and starting to play at a pretty high level I felt the urge to try something more expensive. My next purchase was a Joola Ben Johns Perseus paddle for around $180.00. This paddle was a huge disappointment. It wasn't as balanced (top heavy), the grip was hard and felt odd at the bottom, and it didn't have near the pop that this paddle has. I ended up sending it back. My next purchase was a Gearbox Pro Power paddle at $279.99. I couldn't believe I spent this much on a paddle, but I really wanted something top tier with a lot of pop. After playing with the Gearbox Pro for a bit I realized that it really isn't any better than the XSPAK paddle. The pop is about the same. The Gearbox feels slightly heavier and slightly more top heavy, although it's more balanced than the Joola. The grips on these two paddles feel pretty much identical. The other thing that I noticed is that the Gearbox has a slight dip on the surface, meaning it's slightly wavy on the main face of the paddle. I'm probably going to have to email them and potentially send it back. The bottom line is that if you're looking to get into pickleball, then this is probably one of the best starter paddles out there. In fact, based on the paddles I've tried I'd consider it a great choice for advanced players as well.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 20, 2024 by Nooly
Color: Black
For starters, the paddle I received weighs 7.76oz. The grip seems to have just the right amount of “grip” and is squarish which I think helps keep your paddle square. Construction of the paddle seems REALLY good. As far as playability goes, I was playing with a Prolite Rebel Pro and MUCH prefer this new paddle. It’s got great touch, good pop and (although some Pickleball snobs will tell you “spin doesn’t matter” or “it’s the player not the paddle”) good spin. I play all lot of cute shots and topspin forehands and I could tell right away this paddle was helping both. It’s lighter than my previous paddle but I don’t feel like I lost any power. If you’re looking to try a raw carbon paddle I can’t think of a better way to spend $85.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 8, 2022 by Brain
Color: White
Overall, a good racket for those who have a larger hand and need a bit more control over power. My entire family (who all love pickleball) sampled this paddle and gave some really good honest feedback. Pros: -Very lightweight and excelled at kitchen play. -Raw carbon surface give good grip for spin -16mm gives way to great control if your style of play is more resetting and slower Cons: -handle diameter is somewhat larger than other paddles we have. It's a bit tougher for those with smaller hands -definitely geared more toward control at the sacrifice of more power. You have to give more oomph when playing at the back line. So yes, it is softer play which is not terrible for those who's style is more aligned with that. Just be aware. -I noticed that after an hour of play, my hand and forearm would hurt just a little, again probably contributed to the larger diameter grip. When I switch back to my other paddle with smaller diameter, it felt much better. So, overall, it's a good racket for the price (and much better than the beginner paddles you see scattered throughout the site), and this is my son's favorite racket for the reasons above. I love testing paddles, because I simply love pickleball, and this is one is great if your focus is control (and you have larger hands). Perhaps if there were options for a smaller grip and a 13mm/14mm paddle for power this brand would be a complete package!
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Reviewed in the United States on January 13, 2024 by Sue and Brian Mabe
Color: White
I don't even want to write this review because I wanted to keep this paddle a secret! Ya'll need to get this paddle ASAP. I got it about 2 weeks ago and ever since then my game has improved tremendously. During hand battles at the net, I find myself controlling the ball and hitting it to places I never was able to before. Even when I mishit, the ball tends to pop in play. On putaways, the ball just goes directly down like a laser. The carbon surface of the paddle is incredibly grippy and allows you to put a lot of spin on the ball. I'd put it up against any $300 paddle in terms of spin. The paddle has ample power for serves and drives. I was actually surprised at the power it gets as it's a 16mm and advertised for control. It's a little on the short side at 15.7 inches. Some players may not like that, but I actually think a short paddle allows you to whip around the ball easier. At $69 (promo price), this thing is an absolute steal. OK, secret's out now! Have fun and go whip some pickleball butts :)
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Reviewed in the United States on January 19, 2024 by Allen
Color: Black
Exceptional value. When I first started playing a couple years ago I didn't feel the need to spend big bux on a paddle. After some searching, and reading a lot of reviews, I chose the xs xspak as my beginner paddle. Bought second one soon after. After 3 years I just picked up two more at the under $50 price. My first ones cost 98 bucks each I think. I bought them in pairs. I have 2 that are beat up but still excellent for rec play. One used for few months and 3 new for tournaments. I am a control player. Don't need power, but it's there when you want it. As Yogi says, "Hit it where they ain't." And it's easy to do with this paddle. Wicked serves with this paddle - lots of spin. Nuetralizes bangers at the kitchen. And has pop for putaways. It's also forgiving on miss hits. Sweet spot is average I guess. I can return deep lobs into the kitchen with topspin using this paddle. I tried a more expensive more powerful paddle and hated it. This is the paddle I started with and will continue to grow with - 4.0+ I just ordered some lead tape for the throat for more stability against 100 mph drives. Other than that, I have nothing negative to say about this paddle. Make sure to get a CRBN eraser or comparable eraser. Keep the face clean and it will last a long time. These do wear after lots of use just like the $250 paddles do. Keep it clean.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 17, 2026 by PA Guy
Color: Black
I rarely write reviews but this deserves my time. XSPAK should sponsor me by now lol I've been playing pickleball for 1 year and 7 months every day. I've played in Open Pro using this paddle. Here are the paddles I owned: Joola Ben Johns Hyperion CFS 16 - Gave me tennis elbow Joola Simone Jardim Hyperion CFS Swift - Gave me wrist pain Selkirk Power Air - Sold it coz I kept hitting that freaking hole on my rolls Selkirk Amped fiberglass - Good but noticeable dead spot ProKennex Pro flight - Hard to reset CRB1 (illegal and legal) - XSPAK is lighter than this which I preferred Selkirk Labs Project 006 - Finally they got rid of that freaking hole so this is my backup just in case the umpire didn't allow my XSPAK (Yes true story, one of my tournaments, they almost did not let me use my XSPAK after touching the surface and failed to search it on the list of legal paddles, but after re-searching they found it.) Gearbox Pro Power Fusion - Sold it Anyway Pros - Best Control - Best for dink battles and surprise rolls/lob - Tennis elbow and wrist problems gone! - Most Spin I can generate (They call me the Spin Doctor) - Good enough power for winners (If you can generate power better try this) - Best for resets and 3rd shot drop - Had the most unreturnable serve and unreturnable return of serve so far (hey don't hate) - More accurate Top Spin lob - IT'S CHEAP! So far I bought 3 of these. All paddles wear off, I would rather spend $99 for a new one than hope my $200+ paddles will last. Cons - All of my XSPAK damage was on the upper right and left hand corner of the guard tape being ripped open maybe because I always hit that side on my slices (check photo) - I wish they supply an eraser similar to CRBN for free because it gets dirty - The logo sticker at the bottom of the handle goes off - Don't use that tennis pro athlete on your product page. You have a great product you don't need it Hey XSPAK, you're welcome! (sponsor me maybe lol)
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Reviewed in the United States on December 28, 2023 by Kiko
Color: White
I have an XSpak elongated that I love so I got this for my girlfriend for only 25 dollars. This paddle is far superior than anything you can get at a big box store for a comparable price.
Reviewed in the United States on May 18, 2026 by Cathy
Color: White
I bought this paddle because I've been wanting to try a standard shape and this is a very cost effective way to do it. It's not thermoformed, so this plays very soft. Don't try to hit huge drives with it, the power is not there to support that style of play. It makes up for it with control to spare and the light weight and (apparently) low swing weight makes for a fast paddle at the kitchen line. It took me some time to adjust to this, but once I did I had an absolute blast playing with the XSPAK. It has a nice, tacky standard grip, and the paddle cover is a bonus. While I would like the grip to be a bit longer, keeping it short helps keep the weight down. Considering that I paid $55 after using several discounts, I call this paddle an absolute steal of a deal. Highly recommended!
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Reviewed in the United States on April 30, 2024 by William Noland