Head Radical Elite Composite Paddle

Well, that wraps up the review for the Elite paddle. If you guys want to see all the specs or more information, click the link in the description or v...

Head is a great pick for me. It is good in my hand. Has the sweet spot

Head are great paddles, I love the grips. They all seem to have the same grip from what I've seen. But I wish I would have gone up a level and got a different model with some texture to make spin shots easier, although thats just preference. In my intro class this paddle was far superior to the othe...

I bought this for my son who plays a lot and he liked how it hit but it broke in his second game. We’ve never had a paddle break before. It snapped where the handle meets the paddle. I have been unable to get in touch with the company to request a refund or a replacement.

This is a good paddle it is heavy for me and the weight is head heavy. I am a beginner and am looking for something a little lighter with a more balanced weight distribution.

Nice improvement over the wooden one I had started with fast less fatigue. But the edge can cause the ball to go off at a slight angle. Overall really like it!

I signed up for Pickleball lessons and wanted my own paddle instead of the wood based paddles offered with the class. I did quite a bit of research and found this paddle had solid ratings on several Pickleball forums. I like it a lot. It seems to be built well with a large sweet spot that is pretty ...

I've been using this since May and I love it - played in several tournaments and it's holding up nicely. No dead spots, great feel and overall weight is perfect for dinking and power forehands UPDATE - Changed my review from 5 stars to 1 - The honeycomb interior completely broke down - I called Head...

I am a tennis player starting pickle ball and wasn't sure if I'd like it, so I didn't want to spend too much on a paddle. Maybe because I don't yet know the subtleties of techniques, I find myself able to do whatever i I'm trying to do with my shots (serves, baseline drives, angles, volleys, drop sh...

In my opinion the HEAD Radical Elite for around $55 is the best paddle to buy if you're going to play more than a few times a year. The paddle doesn't twist when hit off-center and has a very large sweetspot. This should really be the bare minimum for anyone starting out and intermediate/advanced. I...