This was the second time ordering it the first time it came in a beautiful box but worng paddle it was worth 230 now the second time no box it looks used I have pictures I am pissed off and very upset who do I contact Read more

This is an amazing paddle, Worth the money and don’t be fooled by all the fake $50 versions being sold on Temu and Alibaba They are nothing like it! Read more

Great paddle, will improve your game. I like the power and the pop. The only thing i dont like is the color white guard and the grip which will become dirty after a few games Read more

5 stars for the paddle itself, used it for the first time today and very happy - definitely feels more forgiving than anything else I've used. Shipped from the US surprisingly quickly. That said, I have to drop 1 star due to the fact that someone's written the name "Sean" written in some kind of white marker on both sides of the paddle on top of the Ben Johns signature - clearly this isn't new, wtf Amazon? Read more

The Joola Pro IV is an insane paddle that I have been using for many sessions. I would argue that the paddle is best for power and spin, but once you reign in that power and spin, I believe you can attain incredible control. Let me share more: Control: When it comes to control, the Joola Perseus Gen 4 is a standout. From my very first session dinking with a 4.0 DUPR friend, I noticed how consistently I could place the ball exactly where I wanted. The paddle’s carbon fiber face delivered a precise, predictable feel. While some brands chase an edgeless design, Joola opted for a slimmer edge guard, and I actually prefer it. It didn’t interfere with my shots and instead gave me a comfortable frame of reference, reinforcing the paddle’s surgical accuracy on soft game shots. Power: When my friend, already known for his strong serve, tried it, his shots became outright explosive. I experienced the same boost, even with the 16mm version, which I initially thought might sacrifice power for control. It didn’t. The Gen 4’s construction generates impressive pop without requiring overexertion, making it a legitimate contender for my list of the best paddles for power after testing more than 60 models. It’s a rare combination of power that feels both natural and easy to tap into. Spin: The spin potential on the Joola Perseus Gen 4 rivals top-tier paddles like the Volair Mach 2 Forza. My serves with right-to-left spin moved a good six inches from the drop point, while still maintaining significant pace. That’s not something every paddle can pull off. This level of spin control extends beyond serves to dinks, drops, and drives, giving it “Swiss army knife” versatility. Whether I’m hitting a soft third shot or a heavy topspin drive, the paddle consistently delivers the grip and bite needed to shape the ball. The only downside? The price tag almost broke my budget. Read more