Paddle is very responsive to all shots. Not too hot for drives and. It too soft for kitchen play. Hard to believe it’s a Gen3 paddle.
This pickleball paddle is incredible! The 16mm core delivers great power and control, the textured surface adds nice spin, and the grip stays comfortable even during long matches. It’s well-balanced, durable, stylish, and performs way better than budget-friendly options. Highly recommend for any serious player!
Great paddle
I picked up the Warping Point Tina Pisnik paddle (16?mm) and was impressed right away by how natural it felt in my hand-the handle fit comfortably and offered a secure grip during volleys and dinks. The balance of control and power is excellent; the sweet spot feels generous and forgiving, giving consistent pop even on off?center hits, and my serves are noticeably faster and more accurate. It feels durable and well?built, holding up through long sessions without flex or performance loss. For a paddle around $200, the performance you get-especially the pop, control, and reliable sweet spot-is comparable to much more expensive pro?grade gear. Overall, this paddle delivers comfort, responsiveness, and high?level playability that make it a great value for serious recreational or competitive players.
I'm just starting out with pickleball and it was a massive upgrade going from a no name paddle to this unit. I don't know how to describe it in technical terms, but it's much easier to aim and send the ball where you intended with the Warping point. I can "feel" the quality when holding the paddle side by side with my el cheapo unit.
It's pricey but if you are getting a bit more serious with your game I can definitely recommend the T700. It's lightweight and comfortable to hold, with far greater control all around. Naturally, it's got the official approvals from the relevant association for competitive use too. Nice.
Thumbs up.