Unboxing the latest from Rev Pickleball, Flick Weight, and Vatic Pro. First impressions, paddle features, and upcoming playtest plans for these exciting new releases.

The massive pickleball unboxing isn’t over yet! In part 2, I dive into even more epic gear and surprises. You don’t want to miss this!

Looking for your next paddle upgrade? 🏓 In this quick take, I'm diving into Vatic Pro’s Prism Bloom (Mega Control!) and the soon-to-be-released Saga Bloom (More Pop/Power!) paddles. The Prism Bloom delivers excellent control, stability, and comfort at just $99.99. With my code MPB, you can grab it for even less. Meanwhile, the Saga Bloom, likely priced at $149.99, packs more power with a slightly head-heavy feel—perfect for players seeking extra pop. Both paddles feature TORAY T700 carbon fiber for durability and spin, foam-injected edge walls for a larger sweet spot, and a vibration-dampening handle for effortless resets. Whether you want stability and finesse or power and plow-through, these paddles deliver pro-level performance at an incredible value.

Uncover the story behind Honolulu Pickleball’s unique paddle naming system! Each name—like the J2K Pro—represents more than just a combination of letters and numbers. From faith-inspired values to innovative design and player-focused features, this video dives deep into how Honolulu Pickleball creates paddles that stand out on and off the court. By the end, you’ll know exactly what the names mean and how to choose the paddle that’s perfect for your game!

Curious about the upcoming 11SIX24 Power paddles? Launching February 7, I tested the Vapor, Hurache-X, and Pegasus 16mm. Here’s how they compare to the Joola 3S paddles in power, pop, and feel—and what sets them apart.

Which paddle stood out the most this week? In the first episode of Paddle of the Week, I tested a range of paddles—from stiff and muted to fast and explosive—and one completely caught me off guard. I break down how each paddle felt, what worked, what didn’t, and crown one as the Paddle of the Week 🏆. The winner wasn’t the paddle I expected.

Looking for a pickleball bag that’s lightweight, spacious, and perfect for winter? Check out my quick take on the 11SIX24 Essentials Pickleball Backpack and why it’s my go-to for heavier packing days.

You’ll see how the Chorus Fire SX stacks up against popular models like the Paddle Tek Bantam ESQ-C 12.7 and the Neonic Flare Prime X 14mm, along with several other fan-favorites.