Head Radical Tour Grit Ex Pickleball Paddle (Gray/Orange) (Model #200014)

The Head Radical Tour Grit Ex Pickleball Paddle (Gray/Orange) is perfect for versatile pickleball players seeking precision and power on the court who prefer to hit a double handed backhand. The Radical Tour Grit features advanced SpinGrid technology, Toray T700 Carbon Fibers, and the innovative Foamed Core Technology. The elongated dynamic power shape ensures optimal power potential, while the 15mm core thickness provides a solid foundation for control. Strategically placed at 3, 9, and 12 o'clock, the foamed core guarantees balanced weight distribution, making this paddle the perfect choice for dynamic and powerful performances on the court. Elevate your game to new heights with the precision and power of Radical Tour EX Grit.

Features:
Graphite Hitting Surface (GHS) - Offers a superior feel and increased control for the competitive player. This lightweight surface gives the paddle a reactive nature creating excellent pop on the ball while maintaining incredible touch.
Spin Grid Surface - The spin grid surface delivers unprecedented spin potential. Coupled with an outstanding design Spin Grid paddles are providing slightly more power compared to their Raw Carbon counterparts.
Foam Core - Newly engineered foam core that is strategically placed within the core to enhance the performance benefit of each of our three paddle silos.
Comfort Grip System - A comfort grip system from the specially formulated PU material inlaid into the new Ergo Grip creates a softer feel that dampens vibration for ultimate comfort and playability.

Specifications:
Materials: PP + CF
Thickness: 0.6 in/15 mm
Weight: 8.1 oz/230 g ... slightly heaver than the plain Grit paddle
Length: 16.5 in/419 mm ... slightly longer than the plain Grit paddle
Width: 7.5 in/190.5 mm ... slightly narrower than the plain Grit paddle
Grip Size: 4 1/8 in/105 mm

The Head Radical Tour Grit Ex Pickleball Paddle is perfect for versatile pickleball players seeking precision and power on the court