Tempest Wave Pro Graphite Paddle

Description

Tempest Wave Pro Graphite Pickleball Paddle by Paddletek The Tempest Pro Graphite Paddle uses Smart Response Technology to strengthen the feel and sensitivity of the original Tempest Wave. You get the same responsive touch, but with a broader and more forgiving sweet spot which translates to consistent responsiveness across the face of the paddle. In short, this is a control-oriented paddle that doesn’t sacrifice the power you have become accustomed to in the venerable Tempest model line. The Tempest Pro Graphite Paddle comes with either a thin or thick grip so you can choose the style which best suits your needs. The handle is 5-1/4″ long which offers enough extra space to adjust your grip for either more reach or control. The 8″ wide graphite face creates a large sweet spot that will feel smooth no matter where you hit. The Tempest Pro Graphite Paddle will take both your skill shots and slams to a new level with its high quality materials. Actual grip sizes may vary up to 1/8″. As of February 2021, the Tempest Wave Pro is part of the Expanded Tempest Pro line. The line has expanded to create multiple shape options for the players, allowing them to use the same beloved 5-Star rated paddle technology, but giving the choice in shape to best suit their game. The Tempest Wave Pro is a traditionally shaped paddle with a wider sweet spot, and sets the industry benchmark for control. It’s counterpart, the Tempest Reign Pro is a slightly longer, slightly more narrow version of the Wave Pro graphite paddle, giving more power with s longer (but slightly narrower sweet spot). The two shapes share the same core and face technology – here’s how they compare: Below are some video reviews from strong amateur and pro players describing their experience with the Tempest Pro – these videos may have been shot before the launch of the latest colors, so while the paddles may not look the same, they play the same as the current model. Maggie Remynse Tempest Pro Paddle Review Tempest Pro Paddle Review Video – Sarah Yates