Holbrook Power Pro Full Paddle Review! - Best Light Paddle?

Holbrook Power Pro Full Paddle Review!
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Today I'll be talking about the Holbrook Power Pro 14mm Paddle and giving my honest review (not sponsored)

HOLBROOK POWER PRO PICKLEBALL PADDLE

0:00 Intro
0:20 Paddle Specs
1:06 The Gameplay (Power)
2:19 Pop
3:14 Control
3:59 Spin
4:29 Sweet Spot
5:10 Paddle Cons
5:57 Final Thoughts

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Specs:
Power Pro Pickleball Paddle
The Holbrook Power Pro paddle permits extreme power and spin while keeping a controlled touch. This paddle delivers enhanced performance for elite players.

The Power Pro comes in 12mm, 14mm, and 16mm sizes, giving you the paddle that best suits your playing style. With the 12mm paddle, you will experience the most pop. It's the lightest weight paddle giving players the most speed and power. The 14mm is a happy medium when it comes to size/weight of a pickleball paddle. It combines power, strength, and durability to your game. The 16mm paddle is our thickest paddle. This paddle still exhibits a great amount of power, pop, strength, and durability, but provides more of a controlled feel and forgiving sweet spot due to its thickness.

As part of Holbrook's Pro Series Line, the Power Pro was engineered with revolutionary technology to amplify the power, spin, and controlled touch to your shots for next level performance.

• Core: Unibody Edgecraft Foam Injected Polypropylene

• Surface: Unibody Force-Tec Unidirectional T700 Carbon Fiber

• Grip: Specialized Comfort Grip

• Specs: 16.5” H x 7.5” W

• Weight: 7.7 - 8.0 oz

• Grip Length: 5.5 in

• Grip Circumference: 4.25 in

• Thickness: 12mm, 14mm, & 16mm

Let's keep it real – buy the paddle and your pickleball game will thank you later.

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[DanielPickleball]

Update on Price: The Power Pro is now only $150 base! with code: DANIELPB it's down to $127!

[BeansWeinstein]

Are you allowed to hit from the kitchen like that, at 2:40? Just started playing. I thought you couldn’t have either foot in the kitchen on volleys, unless it bounces first, no? I honestly don’t know; just asking

[anthonyng]

Most paddles hover at 8 oz out of box...0.2 oz lighter is like 2%. I cant imagine that translating into anything significant