I am usually not a widebody guy, but 110 SW and 7.1 TW is hard to ignore. That is basically the exact recipe for a paddle you can play stock or tune without immediately making it slow. Whether I personally like the shape is another question, but from a database standpoint this is a very clean example of high stability without high swingweight.
- Shape
- Widebody
- Price
- $220.00
- Evidence
- Official specs / research; not personally tested
- Power
- 59.3 mph
- Pop
- 38.3 mph
- Spin
- 2242 rpm
- Swingweight
- 106.0
- Twistweight
- 7.34
MEASURED
Where it ranks among widebody paddles
Each line runs from the lowest to the highest measured widebody paddle, and the grey tick marks the median. How I measure · Analysis across all paddles
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