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CRBN

Classic Series

$179.99

Comes in elongated and standard shapes, with 14 or 16mm cores and a T700 raw carbon fiber face. About 8 oz.

  • Core16mm
  • Size16.5 × 7.25 in
  • Weight7.8–8.1 oz
Shape: Elongated (Long Handle)
Thickness: 16mm
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Specs

ShapeElongated (Elongated w/ Long Handle)
Length16.5 in
Width7.25 in
Handle length5.5 in
Grip circumference4.25 in
Weight7.8 to 8.1 oz
Core thickness16mm
CorePolypropylene honeycomb
FaceT700 raw carbon fiber
ConstructionFoam reinforced perimeter
Play styleControl

Specs as published by CRBN for the selected version. Weights and swing weights vary slightly from paddle to paddle.

16.5 in7.25 in5.5 in
Outline drawn to scale from the listed length, width and handle length.

About the Classic Series

From CRBN

The CRBN¹ Pickleball Paddle features a raw T700 carbon fiber face with a honeycomb polypropylene core. Carbon fiber is the optimal choice of material for paddles. Not only does it produce insane amounts of spin, but it also provides a massive sweet spot with the perfect balance of power and control.

The CRBN¹ weighs an average of 8.0 ounces to give you the stability you need at the net for blocking and returning hard-hit balls. The elongated shape allows for great court coverage which will set you up to return anything your opponent can throw at you, and the extra length on the handle allows just enough room for a two-handed backhand drive.

Available in a thinner core for those who love power, or thicker core for those who want a bit of a softer feel around the net.

We kept the design sleek and subtle because we like our playing to do the talking, not our paddle.

*Note: The Classic Series, formerly known as the 'Control Series,' reflects a change in name only. The same CRBN paddles you know and love, with clearer collection and model names.

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