Tennis-Ratio Raw Carbon Pickleball Paddle – Extended Sweet Spot

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Color Red 16mm

Tennis-Ratio Raw Carbon Pickleball Paddle – Extended Sweet Spot

A raw carbon paddle shaped to feel familiar to tennis players, with a long handle and a sweet spot that reaches further towards the edges.

Its proportions are closer to a tennis racquet than a typical pickleball paddle, so players coming from tennis tend to find the swing and contact point feel natural from the first session. The 14 cm handle leaves room for a two-handed backhand, which many tennis players bring with them.

The raw T700 carbon face has a fine micro-texture for grip on the ball, helping with topspin drives and slice. A 16 mm core with foam edging dampens vibration and keeps the paddle stable on off-centre hits, so it rewards control and placement rather than relying on raw power.

Best for

Tennis players moving across to pickleball who want a familiar racquet-like feel, a long handle and a forgiving 16 mm carbon face.

UKPS performance guide

Power: 3/5
Control: 4/5
Forgiveness: 4/5
Spin: 4/5
Manoeuvrability: 3/5

Choose this if

You are coming to pickleball from tennis.
You want a long handle for two-handed backhands.
You value a stable, forgiving 16 mm feel over outright power.
You want a textured raw carbon face for spin.

Consider another paddle if

You want genuine elongated reach and extra leverage: choose the AURA Pro T700.
You want a long handle at a lower price: choose the T700 Pro Carbon Fibre Paddle with 140 mm handle option.
You mainly want soft-game control at the kitchen line: choose the Prism Pro 16mm.
You want a wider, more powerful face: choose the Pegasus 16mm Power Paddle.

At a glance

Badge: Tennis Convert
Feel: Stable, controlled and familiar
Face: Textured raw T700 carbon fibre
Core: 16 mm with foam edging
Size: 41.9 × 19 cm
Handle: 14 cm long, 10.8 cm circumference
Weight: Approximately 220–230 g
Trade-off: A 16 mm core favours control and forgiveness over the extra pop of thinner or foam-core paddles