T700 3K Pickleball Paddle Carbon Fiber- USA Standard Pickle Ball Paddle，Enhanced Sweet Spot Pickleball Paddle, Honeycomb Core Paddle, 16mm Pickleball Rackets for Adults & Pros (Single)

I have recently been playing with the Six Zero Double Black Diamond paddle, and an Onix Summit C1. This Kuezyweo paddle plays a lot like the Double Black Diamond, only it is less than half as expensive. It has similar power or maybe a touch more than the Black Diamond, but it has a much larger sweet spot. There is a HUGE amount of paddle that hits solidly. The areas around the sweet spot also hit pretty well, so if you miss the sweet spot by a bit this paddle is very forgiving. The one concession to price is that there is exposed core along the sides of the handle, making them spongy. Lots of paddles have this, but I think it feels cheap on a paddle that is otherwise this exceptional. I was worried that the smooth letters painted on the face would create inconsistent spin because they are not as gritty as the rest of the paddle. I didn't notice them when playing, though.SPIN: If there is one area that stands out with this paddle, it is the SPIN! The combination of a 16mm polyprolylene core, carbon fiber face, AND applied grit make this an absolute spinning MONSTER. I was able to consistently make cut shots that had seasoned players hitting the ball into the GROUND about 2 feet in front of them when they were trying to clear the net. I could make my cut serves bounce twice before they got two-thirds of the way back the service box. It was devastating.I feel like this paddle is a middle ground. It is on the powerful side for carbon fiber paddles, which are usually pretty soft, but it is way softer than a Composite paddle. Dinks and resets took some getting used to because the 16mm core deadens enough feeling that you have to "trust" that you are hitting the ball hard enough to clear the net. I have had the same issue with the Black Diamond, so that is not unique to the Kuezyweo.The one weirdness of this paddle was that shots contacting the face down near my hand seemed to want to kick off in the direction of my hand, almost like the face of the paddle was convex. I got used to it quickly and it wasn't really a problem, but I have not experienced this with other paddles before. I definitely missed some volleys and serves getting used to it though.CONCLUSIONS:BUY THIS IF: 1. if you want to experience an elite level carbon fiber paddle but can't justify $200, you are not missing anything by buying this paddle.2. If you want spin. This paddle will make you a menace if you are a spin master looking to up your game.DON'T BUY THIS IF: 1. you like small handles. The handle is quite large in diameter.2. You want to play US pickleball sanctioned tournaments. As the other reviewers note, it is not approved for that.

I grabbed this to test out and see if it's something that I wanted to keep and play the game with. I've been playing just a few months at this point and have began looking for the paddles I want to progress farther with, I was feeling like my starter sets had suddenly became obsolete, I'm wanting to learn to really spin and control that ball. Our starter set paddles just weren't doing that.When I first received and opened the box I was pretty pleased with the quality of packaging. Reality is all paddles should be shipped like these are. It's very nice packaging and protects this paddle well. With a paddle this nice it deserves good padding.In play this paddle has a very nice sweet spot, excellent spin and outstanding pop, the elongated shape extends my reach and the textured surface creates some SERIOUS spin. This was the paddle that I wish all the other paddles was. This is an amazing performer for the price point. I really was impressed with the spin I could generate and the things I could get the ball to do. The extra pop helped me push those back court shots back across the net, and it had plenty of control to attack at the net. This paddle is great fun and easily the top performer of the paddles I've tested thus far under a hundred bucks..After a couple hours use this paddle is hardly showing any sign of wear at all. It still looks very newPros - very affordable, excellent control and spin, outstanding pop, nice cover, comfortable grip, gets lots of comments. I found nothing to dislike about this paddle at all. if this paddle was USAPA approved I'd get a backup to it! It's my GO TO paddle for casual play even over name branded paddles.Cons - Only that it's not USAPA approved. It doesn't advertise that it is so it doesn't claim to be, but a paddle this nice should be.You will be very pleased with this paddle if you purchase it. Of all the paddles so far this is certainly the top. It wasn't outperformed by any paddle I've played with so far and that includes some very high end paddles. Even at full price I'd call this paddle a bargain, but when you get some of the discounts that randomly pop up on this paddle it becomes a serious bargain.

This paddle just feels massive. Let me start by saying I am a beginner but I have used some good paddles. This is not one of those. It has a small sweet spot and everywhere else is a dead zone. It is extremely difficult to control the ball with this paddle. I like the carbon fiber and the green. Definitely would not buy again..