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I love my new s2 paddle and want to add that I do use a single and a two-handed backhand. As a small boned woman, I can use the short handle even with the short handle. Previously, I had an elongated handle with my Engage 6.0. When I switched to the short handle it felt part of my arm and also this paddle is much lighter than my previous Engage with lots of lead tape on it. Really love it! Thanks for your review.

When you push the most expensive paddle in very skeptical of your opinion

Most people complain about the lack of durability on the Selkirk LUXX spray on finish. However, you stated that "It lasts a long time". What is a long time for you? What are the approximate number of hours that you have used them for? How much degradation in spin have you noticed after X number of months/hours of play? Thank you for a great video. As a competitive table tennis player of 3 decades, you have got me thinking about the S2 version of the LUXX.

Would you have a suggestion for a budget option for ping pong players? Or just more budget friendly, like around $150?

It’s a “control” paddle for players who create their own power. Which is why Jack Sock endorses

Thanks for the review, appreciate it. The S2 sounds like a great paddle. I tried the Invikta and enjoyed it, but I think the S2 sounds like a better fit for me.

So glad mine came in a soft bubble wrap package..

lol it is NOT even close to being as powerful as the power air. It can’t be forgiving and powerful. Sweet review, zero credibility.

Try to tuck and roll if you fall while reaching for a ball if you lose your balance.

The obvious fix is the ball and why folks are not all over it. Why not look at the new Airless basketball technology as a solution or the foam ball they use for touch tennis.

“The whole paddle is a sweet spot” ??? This is not a serious and honest paddle review.

I have a question did you just buy the paddle and you got all the extra things?

As a former table tennis player, this is something I know a little bit about. I bought this paddle (S2) and it wasn't for me. The big face felt a little unwieldly to me and I'm not a fan of the Selkirk handles (most do like them though). Some of the best advice I received was from PB Pros who were former table tennis players, who used the Shakehand grip. What they recommended (and some still do) was to start moving your hand down the handle more. You can still leave your index finger up like you normally would with the Shakehand grip, but eventually, you need to get the bottom of your hand resting against the butt cap. This will give you more leverage and power over the ball, while still maintaining the control many of us still feel from using the Shakehand grip. It helped my game considerably and has allowed me to adapt to almost any paddle.

It cannot possibly be the most forgiving and powerful. It’s a great paddle but it is the exact opposite of powerful.

Looked this up, because it seems like sensationalism masquerading as news, and from what I can find, most of the people upset about others being active playing pickleball and making the fuss are themselves overweight. Now THAT'S the real story.

Most forgiving and POWERFUL? Forgiving perhaps but most powerful? First I've heard it described this way.

I am getting the S2 as well. Thanks for the review.

Another way to prevent injury is work on your footwork

wow. This is a niche chanel

Damn man u helped me alot my pain reduced thanks❤

Best and more useful video I've seen of this paddle 👍As a pin pon player I love how you explain the advantages of this paddle. Thanks a lot. Keep up the good work. Sub 👍

Didn't tried spoon part, but strengthening of mentioned muscle seems to help. Also bunch of exercises, stretching and massages have no effect at all

The knock on the LUXX is "paint grit" I play with a guy who has gone through 3 paddles in 3 months. Sweet spot gets smooth as glass. Selkirk does not guaranty grit. He had to really push them to warranty them. I'm a full time Ping Pong grip user, tore my elbow up twisting wrenches for 30 yrs. I choke up all the way with fingers on the face. The S2 is my next purchase. I've played briefly with the other shapes. Thanks for pointing out the advantages of this paddle for my style of play.

Can we have a link to your white tape?

how does this compare to the epic version of this paddle?

I going to have to say that the new Electrum Stealth Pro is closer to a ping pong paddle

I have a ping pong background and all of my other paddles were S2. When I ordered the Luxx I got the Epic only because I wanted the option for a two handed backhand if I ever decided to add that shot. I have been playing with some players recently that have a great two-handed backhand and it’s deadly! Love this paddle!

so you think s2 shapes(ping pong shapes) are better for tennis elbow? I've been getting some tennis elbow pain when im playing for long hours of pickle and have been using the elongated from selkirk, halo max and just switched to a vulcan paddle that looks more ping pong ish. just ordered the lux epic shape to see how that feels. I come from ping pong so prefer that grip

I've used a ping pong "grip" primarliy for 6 yrs of playing. Did so to keep my damaged elbow and wrist issues from giving me grief. I played a game with the LUXX and love the soft feel and control i'm looking for to improve my soft shots and short game. The throat hole takes some getting used to for my grip style.

One is coming today with fedex

*Update* After playing with the new "Selkirk Control Air Luxx" I would recommend you guys get that version rather than this power air version. It's just all around better. I just did a review of the Luxx on my channel as a short video. Check it out!

How does the paddle feel

I just got this paddle, I just started playing.

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Do you have instagram?

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