Thanks for the video Bharath, on a scale of ten, how would you rate the control, power, spin and pop. Is this comparable to the $250 Luxx Control Air Epic?
This would be a much better video with some general commentary about how the paddle feels performs what was your mistake or the paddles shortfall aswell as it took me way too long to figure out which one of you even had the quartz paddle
Definitely more of a control paddle. The swing weight is very light, under 110 so the paddle feels very fast in hands battles. The pop is good enough to do the job at most levels, and the low swing weight makes up for the lack in raw pop and power.
The paddle is unreal value for money!! Very control based, as you can see, some pretty great drops and resets there without having to get used to the paddle too much. Also a ton of spin out the box, very good on rolls and slices. It's geared towards intermediate players looking for good control and don't need a long handle. For under $100, might be the best value paddle out there, almost a budget version of the ProXR Sweet Spot Max.
Thanks for the video Bharath, on a scale of ten, how would you rate the control, power, spin and pop. Is this comparable to the $250 Luxx Control Air Epic?
This would be a much better video with some general commentary about how the paddle feels performs what was your mistake or the paddles shortfall aswell as it took me way too long to figure out which one of you even had the quartz paddle
Would you be able to test out the new 11six24 jelly bean as well?
May I ask about power and pop of Quartz? How's the swing weight feels?
Definitely more of a control paddle. The swing weight is very light, under 110 so the paddle feels very fast in hands battles. The pop is good enough to do the job at most levels, and the low swing weight makes up for the lack in raw pop and power.
@@bk_pickleball- what is the weight of the paddle? And how about the feel for drops and dinks?
So how does it play?
The paddle is unreal value for money!! Very control based, as you can see, some pretty great drops and resets there without having to get used to the paddle too much. Also a ton of spin out the box, very good on rolls and slices. It's geared towards intermediate players looking for good control and don't need a long handle. For under $100, might be the best value paddle out there, almost a budget version of the ProXR Sweet Spot Max.
@@bk_pickleball thanks
Guess I'm a 5.0
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