Pickleball Apes Pulse Line Review

0:00 - Intro
0:37 - Specs
2:22 - Performance
4:26 - Final Thoughts

If you have any questions for me please leave those down below!

[danpiedra]

I have used the PLE and the PLE S and am now using the Pulse S. I love the extra power yet I feel it is as soft as the previous Pro Line series. The sweet spot is great!

[Hellohello-]

Where should I put my lead tape on the v?

[jetjaguar]

Im using the “S” right now and to me it seems if u hit outside the sweet spot the ball just dies…now this could be user error but I’m gonna send it back and try the “V.”

[SUPaddict]

I’m liking my Pulse V - especially after I added 5 inches of 1 g tungsten tape to each side. The sweet spot is huge!

[JerryTiew]

Hi JJ, great overview as always! How does the V compare with the Paddletek ESQ-C? Really struggling to choose between the two as I'm looking for more power coming from a 6.0 Ruby and want decent controllability and great spin.

[kylepickleball]

Bought the V and the S thinking I'd send back the V since I've played with elongated paddles for 5+ years (recently the R1 Pulsar and R1 Ripple). But damn if I didn't love the V, almost impossible to miss-hit a ball and it's perfectly balanced, no perimeter weighting needed. All that with a true 30-day return program and it's an easy decision.

[kimleith]

I always had resurvations about "floating" of "propulsion" cores durability and drastic "break in" changes. The adding of the cbrn rings makes sense. Time will tell on how they compare to the other "floaters" on the market.

[WStarLife]

The Pulse X is releasing in Feb which is going to be the standard elongated shape

[MattyRut]

I have a Pulse V. Just got it, 🤞🏻that it breaks in like John’s did.