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Better than the 6.0 Coral
Got mine for 10% off with code: tenkpickleball. This thing plays better than my 6.0 coral. I can swing through the ball and it's more forgiving and controlled. I really like the shape of this paddle at the kitchen.
Austin · 13 days ago
Coda
I hit a friends Coda. It was right for me. Soft compliant face feel with good pop but not over the top or hard to control pop. Power is where I need it. It’s a bit on the linear side where I can control shorter shots but I can activate it at the baseline and on serves. Spin feels elite. It’s close to the other durable grit paddles. I’m a big fan.
Matt · June 4, 2026
From CRBN to Chorus. I'm sold
I have been playing for just about 2 years and play with/against mainly men and tend to play a more aggressive/fast paced style than a lot of women in my age/skill level. I have been using CRBN Paddles and tested and was going to purchase the Barrage, but wrecked my CRBN before it was available. My Mixed Doubs partner has been singing the praises of Chorus and his Coda, and the customer service etc, plus the pricing is not ridiculous, so I took a chance and ordered a Coda and LOVED it. Then the Harmony Grit came out and ordered one as soon as I could. I love the pop/power I can produce, as a tennis player, and the top-spin I can generate makes me happy. As a Pickleball player I also need that short game and touch for dinks/drops, placement and fast hands and there is a NOTICEABLE improvement in my confidence and that area of my game in the last 2 months or so since I have switch to the Coda, and the Harmony Grit is just another step up. The pricing is just a bonus. I like to save money where I can, but I also want a paddle that compliments my play style and helps me improve.
Taryn · May 19, 2026



