Chorus Pickleball has built a loyal following with thoughtfully designed paddles, including the Shapeshifter (all-court), Supercourt (command/control), Echo (precision control), and the newer Phoenix (power).
Now they’re racing the clock to move anything that still carries their old “C” branding. The brand has announced deep discounts on every paddle or piece of gear bearing the prior C mark, with plans to clear it all by the end of the year.
Earlier this year, USA Pickleball and Chorus issued a joint statement confirming that the Fire Series was removed from the approved list for sanctioned play. Chorus responded by offering a refund program for eligible buyers, a rare show of accountability in this space.
Chorus is a small, player-first company; its founder, Matt Cox, has always been transparent and community-minded, even through challenges like the Fire series delisting. They’ve owned every step, supported customers directly, and kept improving, reasons enough for many players to rally behind them.
Why the clearance and what’s actually on sale
To start fresh with a new visual identity, Chorus is clearing all paddles featuring its retired “C” logo. They’ve launched a dedicated 2025 C-Mark Clearance Collection, featuring significant markdowns on fan favorites like the Shapeshifter, Supercourt HX, and Echo lines.
Discounts are already steep, but you can stack the code SLICE10 at checkout for another 10% off, making this one of the best times to grab a Chorus paddle.
Highlights you’re likely to see on that page include:
- Shapeshifter series (3D 18K “cubic” carbon weave; Chorus’s signature all-court line).
- This is Chorus’s flagship all-court line, known for its balanced blend of control, spin, and versatility. If you want that signature Chorus feel with real bite on your drives and dinks, the Shapeshifter is the one to grab. Available in three shapes (Elongated, Hybrid, and Standard) and three colorways (White, Orange, and Black).
- Supercourt HX (carbon + fiberglass hybrid “command” feel: All Court Leaning Power).
- A great value play during markdowns if you like a commanding, point-guard style.
- Echo control line (clean, connected touch for set-ups and resets).
- For control-first players who prioritize resets and placement over raw pop.
Phoenix Series: Safe from Clearance
The Phoenix Series represents Chorus’s next-generation power line, and it’s not part of the clearance, because it no longer carries the old C logo. The Phoenix is staying in full rotation and marks the visual and design language Chorus is taking forward. Think of it as the bridge between the old Chorus identity and the next chapter of the brand.
What’s next for Chorus?
Chorus has hinted at future power offerings, including the upcoming Coda, a rumored full-foam power paddle. Despite the year-end cleanup, it’s clear there’s a lot of innovation still cooking behind the scenes.
So, if you want to support a small, honest, and forward-thinking paddle brand, this is the moment to back Chorus. Great deals now, bright things coming soon.