Selkirk
The Selkirk LABS 007 Epic 14mm receives mixed reviews, with reviewers noting it offers good speed, spin, and a nice balance of pop and control for advanced all-court players. However, significant drawbacks include poor playability scores and a notably small sweet spot, which may limit its appeal. At $300, it's positioned as a premium investment paddle that suits experienced players willing to pay for specific performance characteristics.
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| Core Thickness | 14 mm |
|---|---|
| Face Material | Carbon Fiber |
| Exit Velocity | 38.49 mph mph |
| Spin Rate | 1093.73 rpm rpm |
| Consistency | 3.79 sd sd |
| Swing Weight | 868.57 oz/sq in oz/sq in |
| Twist Weight | 29.29 oz/sq in oz/sq in |
| Balance Point | 9.37 in in |
JustPaddles
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Love / Hate relationship. Mostly hate — Pros: Wicked curves. Feels great when you hit the sweet spot. — Cons: Very small sweet spot. Even with tungsten weights on sides, it wobbles too much on slightly off center hits. Should have bought the Era or Project 008 16mm. Recommend using the trial option. I didn’t…
Pickleheads
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The Selkirk LABS 007 Epic 14 mm is a good choice for players who want a paddle that's fast with a nice balance of pop and control, and great spin. While this isn't a power paddle (try the 10 mm Invikta elongated model instead), it suits advanced players who want an all-court paddle. It's $300, so you have to be ready to invest in your game. If you want to save some money, you'll find plenty of cheaper options with 80-90% of the functionality of this paddle.
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