GearBox GX6 vs Head Radical Elite Composite Paddle

I am currently playing with a Gearbox and love it. It will feel a lot more like a hardbat ping pong paddle (the ones with no foam and the short pips out). This normally throws off the classic pickleball players because they are used to the extremely soft dinking paddles, but coming from tennis or other racquet sports, I feel like it will bother you less. The GX6 is at the $150 mark and is a great paddle still heavily used by good players in rec play

If you guys are an intermediate player and you want to take that next step, but maybe aren't ready for a $100 paddle, check out the Elite because it h...

There is no edging on the GX6 so I eliminated the cracking problem. These paddles are very durable. Once I got used to the Gearbox paddles I enjoy playing with them. Both give me plenty of power but the control paddle is better for net play

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

I'm an older lady and enjoy pickleball. For me this paddle is the lighter and the correct weight, 7.8oz. The paddle grip is also smaller, 3 5/8", and works out great for my small hands

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.

This is my wife’s paddle. It has a smaller grip and that helps her since she is petite. It also lighter weight and has a longer strike board. Great product

I have only played with this paddle briefly but so far I'm extremely pleased. Great weight, nice grip and good shot control. I've only gotten to use t...