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Warping Point Grasp Carbon Fiber Pickleball Paddles (Various) $30.39 + Free Shipping
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Intretech US Inc via Amazo [amazon.com] has Grasp Carbon Fiber Pickleball Paddle on sale for $79.99 - 12% coupon code on product page - 50% coupon code Z6U8Q638 = $30.39. Shipping is free w/ Prime or on orders $35+.
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Intretech US Inc via Amazo [amazon.com] has Grasp Carbon Fiber Pickleball Paddle on sale for $79.99 - 12% coupon code on product page - 50% coupon code Z6U8Q638 = $30.39. Shipping is free w/ Prime or on orders $35+.
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Again - same deal back. It can't be an actual deal if the same price is multiple times a month. Also, this is not a good paddle.
I have zero affiliation with Warping Point-- it's just something I've noticed. Take their opinion with a grain of salt and weigh it against the reviews of the item.
Don't let it draw you away from a good deal.
If anyone is wondering, this person likely has a personal agenda against Warping Point. They will comment on every Warping Point post with the same poorly formed opinion.
I have zero affiliation with Warping Point-- it's just something I've noticed. Take their opinion with a grain of salt and weigh it against the reviews of the item.
Don't let it draw you away from a good deal.
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If anyone is wondering, this person likely has a personal agenda against Warping Point. They will comment on every Warping Point post with the same poorly formed opinion.<br />
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I have zero affiliation with Warping Point-- it's just something I've noticed. Take their opinion with a grain of salt and weigh it against the reviews of the item.<br />
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Don't let it draw you away from a good deal.
I have zero affiliation with Warping Point-- it's just something I've noticed. Take their opinion with a grain of salt and weigh it against the reviews of the item.
Don't let it draw you away from a good deal.
https://slickdeals.net/f/18697120-warping-point-rhythm-pickleball-paddle-for-soft-game-various-39-99-free-shipping
https://slickdeals.net/f/18637423-warping-point-ascent-pickleball-paddle-w-aero-throat-various-30-55-free-shipping
Yes if you are new and want something decent "tech-wise." How it compares to others (sweet spot, grit, comfort, softness, pop) is your personal preference. As a beginner you probably wont notice much or have a preference. This is probably better than spending $30 on a beginner Joola fiberglass or old gen 1 Joola CFA paddle. I would recommend this to a friend who is learning to play and wants to stay <$50.
If you have experience with paddle/racquet sports, you most likely want something that suits your play style, needs, and touch. You will quickly outgrow this paddle, and probably want something better. Then this is not a good deal. I would not recommend this to a friend who has shown the ability to play this game competitively and wants to spend more time playing this game. PM me if you want recommendations.
Gen 1 paddles from no name/random name on amazon: jojolemon etc ~ $30-$60
Gen 1 paddles from ali/temu: $15-$50
Gen 2 paddles from ali/temu: $30-$60
Gen 2 paddles from amazon: $40-$100
Gen 2 paddles from bigger value minded paddle companies: Friday $67, Vatic $90
Gen 2 big companies: $100-$140 (joola perseus)
Gen 3/gen 4 bigger value minded paddle companies: $100-200.
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If anyone is wondering, this person likely has a personal agenda against Warping Point. They will comment on every Warping Point post with the same poorly formed opinion.<br />
<br />
- <br />
- https://slickdeals.net/forums/showpost.php?p=
- https://slickdeals.net/forums/showpost.php?p=
<br /><br />
I have zero affiliation with Warping Point-- it's just something I've noticed. Take their opinion with a grain of salt and weigh it against the reviews of the item.<br />
<br />
Don't let it draw you away from a good deal.
This paddle is fine for an absolute beginner. One small step up from a target paddle.
Funny - you could call into question OP's motives as well as this is the third "deal" they posted in the past month alone for this exact brand of paddles. <br />
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https://slickdeals.net/f/18697120-warping-point-rhythm-pickleball-paddle-for-soft-game-various-39-99-free-shipping<br />
https://slickdeals.net/f/18637423-warping-point-ascent-pickleball-paddle-w-aero-throat-various-30-55-free-shipping
The paddles featured in this promotion are part of our earlier-generation lineup. As pickleball technology and player needs evolve quickly, we've continued to improve our engineering, materials, and design standards.
We're now offering special discounts on older models to make it easier for more players to experience Warping Point paddles — while our latest series delivers even greater stability, precision, and consistency.
Our newest paddles are trusted by professionals such as Tina Pisnik and Wyatt Stone. In fact, since switching to Warping Point, Tina has achieved her best competitive results of the year, which truly reflects our shared spirit of continuous progress.
We appreciate everyone who has supported us since the early days — and we invite you to feel how far Warping Point has advanced.
If you were to walk into walmart/target and grab a paddle. They would most likely be $25-50. Made from fiberglass, no T700 CF face, 12mm thick, mediocre grip.
If you went on temu/ali/amazon. You could find a gen 1 paddle with T700, non-thermoformed, mediocre grip for about $30.
For example - you can find this franklin with similar generation for $40. Franklin would be a larger brand with sponsorships and advertisement. Similar gen 2 technology.
https://sport.woot.com/offers/fra...sprt_17_1
Yes if you are new and want something decent "tech-wise." How it compares to others (sweet spot, grit, comfort, softness, pop) is your personal preference. As a beginner you probably wont notice much or have a preference. This is probably better than spending $30 on a beginner Joola fiberglass or old gen 1 Joola CFA paddle. I would recommend this to a friend who is learning to play and wants to stay
For an intermediate player, I think it's fine to hit for fun with friends or against the wall. To me, it's like a training tool that forces me to put effort into swinging accurately each time so it's even better if I play with a more advanced racket in a game. Plus, I leave it in my bag for friends to use if they need it.
For a beginner, I think it's a great racket for $30 compared to others. (I bought it at $40).
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No personal agenda. I am just saying it's not a good paddle, they are getting lots of reviews because they keep throwing out these super coupons. It's also the staff that keeps pushing these deals as they get paid or get a commission too. It's a beginner paddle.
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