Franklin Signature Heavyweight Composite Pickleball Paddle
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Franklin Signature Heavyweight Composite Pickleball Paddle
Franklin Signature Heavyweight Composite built with MaxGrit technology to reduce vibration for the best control and accuracy when playing. This top-notch paddle was created by pickleball pro Ben Johns to compete and triumph at the highest level.
The fibreglass top layer offers a larger sweet spot in the middle of the paddle for faultless contact and enhanced control, while the polypropylene paddle core is intended for longevity and smooth shot making. Manufacturer’s 90-day limited warranty is valid 90 days from the purchase date as long as there is evidence of purchase (i.e. receipt or order confirmation).
This paddle has excellent grit, which makes it easy to grasp the ball. This paddle is an unbelievable value at $100 considering how well it performs compared to paddles that cost more.
Franklin provides a 90-day manufacturer’s limited guarantee covering any manufacturing flaws. When accompanied by purchase documentation, the 90-day period is valid and starts from the original date of purchase (i.e. receipt or order confirmation).
Features:
- Weight of Paddle: 7.9 to 8.3 oz.
- Composite/Fiberglass is the material of the paddle face.
- Polypropylene serves as the paddle’s core material.
- Paddle has an elongated shape.
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FAQs:
Is Franklin Signature Heavyweight Composite Pickleball Paddle worth it?
Yes, it is absolutely worth it, it is a great option in composite pickle ball paddles.
Editor’s note:
This pickleball paddle is tough and has a sizable sweet spot. With a weight range of 7.9 to 8.3 oz, this specific model is a heavyweight variant. A 16mm core is another feature of this type.
Conclusion
The paddle has a polypropylene core and a fibreglass striking surface. This is Ben Johns’ authorised pickleball paddle. The rough striking surface increases spin and lowers vibration. The USAPA has authorised this paddle. A player can get traction off the fibreglass striking surface, which is intended to improve control and spin rate.
