| Item Package Dimensions L x W x H | 16.93 x 9.21 x 3.35 inches |
|---|---|
| Package Weight | 1.15 Kilograms |
| Item Dimensions LxWxH | 15.7 x 8.1 x 0.1 inches |
| Item Weight | 8.1 Ounces |
| Brand Name | Raccomb |
| Warranty Description | 18-months |
| Model Name | R-C15 |
| Color | Green--2 paddles |
| Material | Carbon Fiber, Carbon Graphite |
| Suggested Users | unisex-adult |
| Number of Items | 2 |
| Manufacturer | Raccomb |
| Part Number | R-C15 |
| Included Components | 2 pickleball paddles,2 outdoor + 2 indoor pickleball balls,1 pickleball bag, 2 pickleball paddles,2 outdoor + 2 indoor pickleball balls,1 pickleball bag, 2023-09-28T06:47:28Z |
| Outer Material | graphite |
| Size | One Size |
| Sport Type | Pickleball |
| Skill Level | All |
| Grip Size | 4.57 inches |
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The pickleball combo set is excellent, and the paddles are lightweight. I've tested them on the court, and they deliver a perfect playing experience!
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The pickleball combo set is excellent, and the paddles are lightweight. I've tested them on the court, and they deliver a perfect playing experience!
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Reviewed in the United States on December 19, 2023
My wife and I are new to Pickleball, in fact, only recently taking up the sport when I had the opportunity to order the Raccomb Carbon Fiber Paddles. Besides the chance to get exercise, we have a number of friends that have been urging us to come play. It seems everyone has suddenly taken up pickleball.
Obviously, this is my first experience with a Pickleball paddle, but I have plenty of experience in a number of other sports, including tennis. So, as far as I’m concerned, choosing the right paddle, or judging the quality of the one you have, shouldn’t be too complicated.
With that in mind, and speaking of the Raccomb paddles, the first thing to decide is, is it comfortable in the hand? Yes, it is. In fact, I was surprised that my wife thought so too, since her hands are smaller than mine, and I think the paddle fits me perfectly. The grips have a tackiness to them that provides a secure grip when hitting the ball and there is no slippage whatsoever.
Next, do I like the feel of the paddle? Yes, I do. They are, as the seller asserts, light, so that, unlike a tennis racket, they are a solid mass swung through the air, you can feel the air resistance. When making contact with the ball there is a definitive “pop,” sharp and crisp, that gives me confidence in the racket’s response and the fidelity of its fabrication.
Do I like the look of the racket? I’m not a big fan of the lime color, but I’m ok with the graphics, and the other side is plain gray. There is a rubber band to cover the terminus of the wound grip where it meets the paddle, that seems a little rinky-dink; I found myself constantly pushing it back into place during the course of play.
And did I like the way it plays? Again, I did. In so far as my Pickleball skill allows, I found that it responded quickly to any spins or slices I applied to the ball. I’m still unsure about the amount of force to apply to certain shots, especially since the Pickleball court seems small to me, but whether forward or back-handed, the ball sails, if that’s my intention. One of my playing partners tried it out, and he has what I suppose is an expensive paddle, and his comment was that “its as good as any, and that being the case, it just becomes a question of personal preference;” like, does the color suit you?
These are the impressions and experiences of a beginning player, however I am not completely helpless in a new sport, since I do have some athletic ability along with balance, coordination and agility. Furthermore, I’m now enjoying the sport of Pickleball.
Since the Raccomb Carbon Fiber Pickle Ball Paddles come as a pair, along with four balls and a convenient carrying case, they do make an ideal starter kit for a couple, or as a gift for someone dying to take up Pickleball, just like everyone else. Even if you don’t need two paddles, you have an extra one in case someone hanging around the court forgot theirs
Pickleball Anyone? Light Weight, Crisp, Actionable Responsiveness.
Reviewed in the United States on December 19, 2023
I ordered the Raccomb Carbon Fiber Pickleball Paddles for two simple reasons. First, I could, and secondly, it’s an opportunity to take up a new sport with the benefit of the associated exercise.Reviewed in the United States on December 19, 2023
My wife and I are new to Pickleball, in fact, only recently taking up the sport when I had the opportunity to order the Raccomb Carbon Fiber Paddles. Besides the chance to get exercise, we have a number of friends that have been urging us to come play. It seems everyone has suddenly taken up pickleball.
Obviously, this is my first experience with a Pickleball paddle, but I have plenty of experience in a number of other sports, including tennis. So, as far as I’m concerned, choosing the right paddle, or judging the quality of the one you have, shouldn’t be too complicated.
With that in mind, and speaking of the Raccomb paddles, the first thing to decide is, is it comfortable in the hand? Yes, it is. In fact, I was surprised that my wife thought so too, since her hands are smaller than mine, and I think the paddle fits me perfectly. The grips have a tackiness to them that provides a secure grip when hitting the ball and there is no slippage whatsoever.
Next, do I like the feel of the paddle? Yes, I do. They are, as the seller asserts, light, so that, unlike a tennis racket, they are a solid mass swung through the air, you can feel the air resistance. When making contact with the ball there is a definitive “pop,” sharp and crisp, that gives me confidence in the racket’s response and the fidelity of its fabrication.
Do I like the look of the racket? I’m not a big fan of the lime color, but I’m ok with the graphics, and the other side is plain gray. There is a rubber band to cover the terminus of the wound grip where it meets the paddle, that seems a little rinky-dink; I found myself constantly pushing it back into place during the course of play.
And did I like the way it plays? Again, I did. In so far as my Pickleball skill allows, I found that it responded quickly to any spins or slices I applied to the ball. I’m still unsure about the amount of force to apply to certain shots, especially since the Pickleball court seems small to me, but whether forward or back-handed, the ball sails, if that’s my intention. One of my playing partners tried it out, and he has what I suppose is an expensive paddle, and his comment was that “its as good as any, and that being the case, it just becomes a question of personal preference;” like, does the color suit you?
These are the impressions and experiences of a beginning player, however I am not completely helpless in a new sport, since I do have some athletic ability along with balance, coordination and agility. Furthermore, I’m now enjoying the sport of Pickleball.
Since the Raccomb Carbon Fiber Pickle Ball Paddles come as a pair, along with four balls and a convenient carrying case, they do make an ideal starter kit for a couple, or as a gift for someone dying to take up Pickleball, just like everyone else. Even if you don’t need two paddles, you have an extra one in case someone hanging around the court forgot theirs
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