ProKennex
The ProKennex Pro Spin Paddle receives highly polarized reviews, with most users praising its lightweight design, spin capability, and elbow-friendly impact absorption. However, one reviewer reported significant issues with balance, spin production, and power, citing poor performance for the price and returning the paddle.
83 positive / 0 neutral / 17 negative
| Weight | 7.6 oz |
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| Core Thickness | 11 mm |
Pickleball Central
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ProKennex Kinetic Pro Spin Paddle: I had seen others play with this paddle and win extra points with the spin produced by the paddle. My expectations were high when I shelled out the big bucks. I am happy with the results. My game has improved and the paddle has helped me win points. Now, it's time to improve my technique so, I can fully realize all the potential in this paddle.
Pickleball Central
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Pro Spin Paddle: Love this new ProKennex paddle. It weighs slightly more than my first ProKennex and I feel like that lends to more power and definitely like the spin advantage.
Pickleball Central
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A great paddle!: This paddle is great! It’s lightweight so it seems that it will help with any potential elbow issues… and I’ve been playing great with it!!
Pickleball Central
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Kennex pro spin : The paddle is light and very easy to position one’s self for the next shot. It has added a noticeably difference in the speed of my return drives from the base line, and overhead slams. Took a little while to adjust to a quicker pop off the paddle in my dink game. The paddle is is definitely a 5 star in my book.
Pickleball Central
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Pro Kennex pro-spin pickleball paddle : Paddle feels unbalanced, did not produce the kind of spin i was looking for / did not generate sufficient power for the drives / overall poor performance for the price / will return paddle to your company
Pickleball Central
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Kinetic Pro Spin Paddle: So, first of all, I bought the pro spin because I'd heard good things about then Kennex paddles for minimizing impact shock and I'm working on healing a pickleball elbow issue. The paddle definitely absorbs the brunt of impacts. And it still drives and dinks reasonably well. The light weight (which I'm sure helps with elbow injuries) also means that when blocking and dropping the ball just doesn't carry as far as my regular Engage paddle. I've started adding lead ta
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