JustPaddles
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Joola ben john paddle — Pros: I like the longer handle, has good power and good control . — Cons: I would have liked a nice cover for it.
Joola
The Perseus earns strong praise from intermediate and advanced players for its power, control, and aggressive performance characteristics, with reviewers highlighting the 14mm core's pop and spin. However, the paddle is not recommended for beginners due to its small sweet spot, and concerns about durability, lack of included cover, and grip size are noted by some users.
75 positive / 25 neutral / 0 negative
| Core Thickness | 14 mm |
|---|---|
| Face Material | Carbon Fiber |
| Exit Velocity | 38.85 mph mph |
| Spin Rate | 532.18 rpm rpm |
| Consistency | 3.77 sd sd |
| Swing Weight | 905.96 oz/sq in oz/sq in |
| Twist Weight | 25.96 oz/sq in oz/sq in |
| Balance Point | 9.71 in in |
JustPaddles
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Joola ben john paddle — Pros: I like the longer handle, has good power and good control . — Cons: I would have liked a nice cover for it.
JustPaddles
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Great Paddle — Pros: I've gone through several paddles and this is certainly my favorite that I have used. I cannot speak to longevity at this point. I know that is a concern with Joola. But otherwise, I could not be more pleased. — Cons: none.
JustPaddles
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My new singles paddle — Pros: 14mm gives great pop and spin off the face, lighter weight allows for more power from the line. Seems to be a more aggressive paddle than my 16mm's — Cons: grip feels small, fixed with over grip. widened sweet spot with weight. didn't come with a cover.
Pickleheads
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The Perseus is a top all-court paddle that'll win over many fans, but it's not for everyone. For beginners and early intermediates, it's just not worth the $200 price. You're going to find the sweet spot too small and unforgiving, and spin enthusiasts might want to look elsewhere, too. However, if you're a JOOLA fan already, I think you're going to love this paddle. It's got the same feel and control as the Hyperion without the head heaviness. Beyond that, I think that any advancing intermedi...
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