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Toray T700 Raw Carbon Fiber Surface

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Shape
Elongated Hybrid/Aerodynamic Hybrid/Aerodynamic Elongated

Play Style
Powerful/Heavy Ground Strokes Powerful/Fast Hands at the kitchen Soft and Controlled/Fast Hands Soft/Large sweet spot/ Controlled

Swing Weight
119g 115g 115g 125g

Spin Rate
2000RPM 2000RPM 1900RPM 1900RPM

Our PRISM series is a holistically designed, reimagined paddle that is the benchmark for an affordable carbon fiber pickleball paddle. With foam edge walls, our paddles make it easy to reset, place your shots, and finish points while ensuring durability and a nimble feel. Paddles have polyurethane inserts to reduce shock absorption and give players more feel. The PRISM series is ideal if you think thermoformed paddles are too powerful but traditional sandwich-style paddles are too soft.
What’s different about our PRISM series? The PRISM series is characterized by our unique cold-molding approach that adds control and touch without relying on intense heat application. With less raw power than our original series, the prism more than makes up for it in control and plushness. We have added foam-injected walls using a non-heat-intensive process that still gives the paddle a unibody construction. With this, the PRISM series combines cutting-edge design with reimagined versatility
The greater cross-sectional area, which allows it to distribute loads more evenly and resist deformation more effectively. This means you will have controlled power throughout the paddle, even on mishits.
USAPA Approved and used by top PPA professionals
Raw T700 carbon fiber produces more spin and longevity than fiberglass or graphite counterparts, as well as lower-grade carbon fiber, designed with the everyday player in mind.
Reviewer: Brandon True
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: If you want a "nice paddle", this is it. [Prism Flash]
Review: Short Version: If you are a new or new-ish player looking for a "good paddle", this is it. It's objectively as good as paddles 2-3x as expensive and has a feel that will help teach the game whether coming from table tennis, tennis, or no prior racket sport experience.Long Version:I played pickleball 8-9 times with some cheaper paddles I bought on Amazon, enjoyed the game, but figured a nice paddle wouldn't make a huge difference. Then, I met a really good player who played in the US Open. He had a very nice paddle that retailed for about $200. I used it for about 10 seconds and my mind was blown. 2 hours of games with him later, and I decided 2 things: 1) I suck at pickleball, and 2) If I got a good paddle I'd still suck, but at least I could have a good tool to improve with.I played table tennis somewhat competitively during college, but never "real" tennis. I'm comfortable with light, grippy paddles, and a spinny game, so I wanted a paddle to match that. I also didn't want to blow my life savings on one of those crazy $250-300 paddles that some pickleball bro said is the best thing since sliced bread.After researching around 4-5 sites, this paddle always came up as a solid paddle for "control and spin", and almost always THE paddle for under $100. The semi-pro I played with recommended I go for a carbon fiber paddle since it's the latest technology in pickleball paddles, and this seemed like a good buy, so I went for it at 10 PM on a Sunday Night.At 7:30 Monday morning, a new paddle was waiting at my door. So naturally, my dad and I hit the court at 7:35.WOW.First impressions, it comes in a nice paddle sleeve that feels premium. The paddle is very light. The surface is carbon fiber, so very grippy on the ball. The bounce feels and sounds soft. If you've played with random paddles your friends gave you, they make a "clonk" sound. This makes a soft "thunk". There is no dead spot around the edges, just a tiny one near the tip of the paddle.It took 15-20 minutes for me to get used to how responsive the paddle is. I couldn't blast serves at 60 MPH, it's a soft paddle, but I could get remarkable control on short shots and slice serves. Spins felt very intuitive to me as a table tennis player. I'm still learning not to rely on wrist action in this game though... it's a learning curve! But, after that 15-20 minutes of warm-up, I soundly thrashed my dad and decided that I had ascended to Pickleball Pro with 20 minutes of practice.Then I made one of the dumbest decisions of my life. I bought my dad the same paddle. It arrived within 6 hours, the same day. The next morning, we played again, and he kicked. my. butt. This paddle magically makes you better.My dad was a tournament tennis player as a kid. He wanted a paddle that focused on power, but pickleball is all about soft shots that open up to an attack - you rarely win by always hitting fast, long shots. This paddle (definitely a soft, control paddle) has been great for him because he's had to learn to hit dinks and drop shots. He can't just rely on his insane backhand drives from the baseline.Also, in our first 2 days of playing for about 3 hours, never ONCE did we go for a shot and hit the "dead spot" on our paddle. With our old, cheap paddles, it happened probably 1-2x PER GAME. It's hard to explain how much consistency and control this paddle gives you vs. whatever cheaper ones you are using now.By day 2, we noticed our paddles were getting really dusty - a lot of dirt was getting trapped in the grippy carbon fiber surface. (See the picture - that's after about 90 minutes of playing on an outdoor court) We got a couple of carbon fiber erasers on Amazon ($10 each?) and they really helped clean our paddles and keep them nice and grippy. If you're investing $100 in a paddle, might as well drop another $10 to care for it properly.After a few play sessions, my dad and I are both incredibly happy with this paddle. For my table tennis background, it's as comfortable as a light, spinny paddle. For his tennis background, it's a consistent paddle that forces him to learn the control needed in pickleball. And all our noob friends who have tried our paddles have started salivating instantly.If you kinda enjoy pickleball, a nice paddle makes the game WAAAAY more fun, and gives you a lot more expression of skill, or suck, as the case may be. This is a fantastic option if you're considering buying a nice paddle. It is forgiving and consistent for new players, and teaches good habits to players with crossover experience. At this price point, it feels better (to my not-very-experienced hands) than some 2x-3x the $$ PrEmIuM paddles. If you can feel the difference, you aren't the type that would be reading a random review about this paddle on Amazon...Get it, a carbon fiber eraser to clean it, destroy your dad/friend/wife/boss, and enjoy the ego boost until they get one themselves.Edit, a few months later:Well, I'm officially addicted to Pickleball now. I've gotten private coaching, played multiple times per week at all my local parks, achieved a tournament rating somewhere in the late intermediate range (3.8-4.0), and still love this paddle. I'm editing this because I'm buying one for my girlfriend to learn the game on. Every single good player I've met at this point all agree that this paddle is THE one to buy if your budget is anywhere south of $150, and always a very solid option even if you have a super high budget.I'm starting to actually notice how this paddle compares to other "super nice" ones. First, it's not good at super fast shots. There are MANY other paddles that have more "pop" or hit fast. That's not a problem for me at all, but might become one in the future. This paddle is exceptionally good at slowing down fast shots and hitting drops (shots that "drop" just as they pass the net). Many players have started commenting on my drop shots, and I'm realizing my paddle really helps that playstyle.If you want to hit the ball SUUUUPER hard AND you've learned good form with a soft paddle like this, you may want an upgrade. If you learn the game on this soft paddle and want a maximally spinny paddle or paddle with a "pop" feeling, you might want to upgrade. If you want a soft paddle that will let you slow down and play a controlled game, low-key this might actually be your paddle for life... but regardless, start with this one. It will teach you the game way better than a paddle that automatically gives you a boost in power/spin/pop.Basically, even after becoming "one of those pickleball bros", I still love this paddle and highly recommend it. It's the perfect price and style for a new player. Even as I've gotten more advanced and pickleball takes over my personality, I'm very happy with it. Good stuff Vatic!

Reviewer: jazz
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Elevate Your Game! The Vatic Pro Prism Carbon Fiber Paddle Delivers
Review: I recently had the opportunity to try out the Vatic Pro Prism Carbon Fiber 16mm pickleball paddle, and I must say, it's a game-changer. As an avid pickleball enthusiast, I've used various paddles over the years, but this one stands out for several reasons.Performance:The first thing I noticed was the lightweight feel of the paddle, which made it incredibly maneuverable during play. The 16mm thickness strikes a perfect balance between power and control. The carbon fiber face provides excellent responsiveness, allowing for precise shots whether I’m going for a soft drop shot or a powerful drive. I found myself consistently hitting the ball with more accuracy and less effort.The foam-injected walls of the paddle contribute significantly to its overall performance. This innovative feature not only enhances the paddle's cushioning effect but also helps in reducing vibrations on impact. I experienced less arm fatigue during extended play sessions, which is a huge plus. The build quality is impressive; the paddle feels durable and well-constructed, which gives me confidence that it will last through numerous games.Given the quality and performance it offers, I believe this paddle is reasonably priced compared to other high-end options on the market.Overall, I wholeheartedly recommend the Vatic Pro Prism Carbon Fiber pickleball paddle to both recreational and serious players. Its combination of lightweight construction, excellent control, and striking design makes it a fantastic addition to any player's gear. Whether you're just starting or looking to elevate your game, this paddle delivers on all fronts. Don’t hesitate to give it a try—you won’t be disappointed!

Reviewer: chewbacca
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: How’s it compare to my Selkirk and Prince paddles
Review: Been playing P-ball for 5 years and have gone through and tried about a dozen paddles, so not an expert but I’ll tell you my opinion.My big round sweet spot Prince paddle was a nice upgrade for the generous sweet spot but felt heavy and slow. Somewhere along the line I developed tennis elbow and someone suggested the Selkirk paddles because he thought they had less vibration transferred to the handle. Maybe, but after 4 months of banging, the handle broke off.I did some research and found the recommendations for this paddle to be over the top. Okay, I had to try it for under $100. (and it arrived overnight!)First thing is the paddle feels super light in my hand. This has helped my tennis elbow but the light weight also robbed me of the power I was used to… which has actually made my game better because now I’m focusing on placing my shots instead of just blasting them. I think I’m faster at the net also because of the lighter paddle.This is a softer hitting paddle. It seems to go poof when hitting a ball instead of clunk. I switched back and forth between my old paddles and this one seems less jarring in the handle when hitting the ball.The sweet spot is crazy big and I’m amazed at some of the shots I’ve made which I have to credit the paddle for. Because of the lack of power I do have to work harder to volley from the baseline but I’m having fun with playing a softer game and dinking more.The spin off this is… incredible. I’m not much of a spin player but I hear a lot of “Man, what did you put on that ball?” which I never heard before.Unlike my Prince paddle, these only come in one weight and handle size… which is okay because the handle diameter and length are great and I wanted to try a lighter paddle to help my tennis elbow problem.I liked this so much my wife got me to buy her one also after trying mine out. (I wish they made them in different just for this reason).I’m loving the big sweet spot and the carbon fiber spiny surface and the quickness from the light weight, but miss the power a little bit. Maybe I’ll add some lead tape later but for now this is a pretty nice paddle for $100…. and my other paddles have become the “loaner” paddles.

Reviewer: L. Cornish
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
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Review: I got this at the beginning of the season after dabbling and loving Pickleball the previous year. Frankly for the price these Prism paddles go for this is a no-brainer.I got this to upgrade from a generic beginner pickleball 2 player set and it has been worth every penny. I instantly had more control, could dink way more accurately, and could drive balls much more easily. It's more than enough paddle for me as a casual player, but gives me top tier quality and technology at a totally reasonable price!The biggest surprise in the switch was the subtle grippy texture of the raw carbon paddle face. I all of a sudden could start to impart a bit of spin to some balls, and my serve got WAY better. But mostly, just having a very decent paddle to play with every game has let me build consistency and that's really the key to so much of this game (at least at my advanced beginner level).About me: I'm a 3.0 player who loves the game but only plays casually with friends. I don't expect I'll ever get beyond a 4.0, and I'm totally comfortable with that. Middle-aged, bad knee, never played a tournament, play once or twice a week for 4-5 games a session in the nice months and once or twice a month over winter. Absolutely love the game and plan on playing regularly for as long as my meatsack holds out.Note about the pics I'm including, this is after a full outdoor season of play (probably over 50 games) and it's held up beautifully.

Reviewer: E
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
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Review: Thought I’d leave a review seeing how some people have experienced getting sent used paddles. I received a new one with the grip plastic wrapped and with the surface of the paddle looking brand new. Have played with it and love it!

Reviewer: conniebarks
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
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Review: I am an intermediate PB player and this paddle is perfect for both control and spin. I am sure ill keep it for a few years to come!

Reviewer: Henry
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
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Review: The spin and control is exceptional on this racket. Perfect for some body new to the sport and those who prefers spin & control over power in their play.

Reviewer: Makka
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
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Review: I will be happy to stay with this paddle for as long as it lasts. Which will be quite some years hopefully.It feels great in the hand, is the perfect weight for fast hands and spins like a loon.It may lack a little bit of power but just hit it harder!The control and feel on the paddle are awesome.I love to spin and play the smart game and this is the perfect paddle for me.I will not be bothering with anything more expensive.