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JOOLA Journey Pickleball Paddle Review

Hey there, pickleballers! Get ready to journey into the world of pickleball with the JOOLA Journey Pickleball Paddle. As the official paddle sponsor of both the world’s number one pickleball player, Ben Johns, and the PPA Tour, this paddle packs a powerful punch.

With its fiberglass surface for added power and pop, response polymer core for control, and Black Feel-Tec Pure Grip technology for an enhanced grip, this paddle will have you playing like a pro in no time. Plus, with its lightweight design and fun color schemes, you’ll be swinging in style. Let’s dive into the JOOLA Journey and see what makes it so special!

Technical Specs

Power: Extra pop Control: Reduced vibration Durability: Prolonged life Grip: Enhanced tackiness Comfort: Increased shock absorption Swing: Lightweight design Feel: Smaller grip circumference Variety: Multiple color schemes

Price Rating

The JOOLA Journey Pickleball Paddle is 31.6% cheaper than the average of all pickleball paddles I’ve reviewed.

What I Love About The JOOLA Journey Pickleball Paddle

First things first, this bad boy is the official paddle sponsor of none other than Ben Johns, the world’s number one pickleball player. Yeah, you read that right. Having the same paddle as the best in the world? Sign me up!

Now, let’s talk about the features that make this paddle a force to be reckoned with. The fiberglass surface is where the magic happens. It adds some serious power and pop to your shots, making you feel like a superhero on the court. It’s like the paddle version of Popeye’s spinach, but without the weird green stuff stuck in your teeth.

But it’s not all about power, my friends. Control is key, and that’s where the response polymer core comes into play. It reduces vibration and increases control, allowing you to finesse those shots with precision. It’s like having a superhero sidekick who secretly has incredible control over their powers. Trust me, it’s game-changing.

Now, let’s talk about the grip. The Black Feel-Tec Pure Grip technology is a game-changer, my pickleballers. It offers a tacky feel that enhances your grip, so you can hold on tight even during the most intense rallies. Plus, it increases shock absorption, so your hands don’t feel like they’ve been through a 10-round boxing match after every game. It’s like playing pickleball with a pair of gloves made out of clouds. Soft, cushiony clouds.

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• FIBERGLASS SURFACE: Fiberglass graphite surface creates additional pop and power when...
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What Could Be Improved...

The JOOLA Journey Pickleball Paddle is a solid option for beginner pickleballers looking to step up their game. With its lightweight design and comfortable grip, it’s a paddle that can help you improve your agility and control on the court.

However, there are a few areas where the JOOLA Journey could benefit from some improvements. First, while the paddle’s lightweight construction is great for maneuverability, it does sacrifice some power. If you’re someone who relies heavily on strong, forceful shots, you may find that the JOOLA Journey doesn’t quite deliver the punch you’re looking for.

Additionally, the paddle’s grip, although comfortable, could use a bit more tackiness. As an active player who likes to give it my all on the court, I found that my hands would sometimes slip during intense rallies. Adding a bit more grip to the handle would provide some peace of mind and prevent any unintentional paddle throws (we’ve all been there!).

Lastly, while the paddle is durable and can withstand some solid hits, I did notice a bit of wear and tear after extended use. Ideally, the paddle could benefit from a stronger protective coating to ensure it stays in top-notch condition for longer periods of time.

Overall, the JOOLA Journey Pickleball Paddle is a reliable choice for beginner players. While it may have a few areas that could use some refinement, it still offers a decent performance on the court. So grab your paddle, embrace the Journey, and get ready to pickleball your heart out!

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Final thoughts on the joola journey pickleball paddle.

So, pickleballers, let me wrap this up by saying that the JOOLA Journey Pickleball Paddle is the real deal. I mean, come on, it’s the official paddle of none other than Ben Johns, the world’s number one pickleball player. If that doesn’t scream quality, I don’t know what does.

But it’s not just the name that makes this paddle a winner. The fiberglass surface gives you that extra oomph when you’re whacking that ball. And let’s not forget about the response polymer core that keeps those pesky vibrations at bay while giving you maximum control. Plus, the honeycomb cell shape and material make sure this paddle lasts longer than your average relationship (ouch, sorry for the bad joke).

But seriously, folks, the JOOLA Journey Pickleball Paddle is a great choice for both beginners and pros alike. It’s lightweight, it’s comfortable, and it’s got a smaller grip circumference for that perfect feel. And with all those fun colors and designs to choose from, you’ll be the envy of the pickleball court. So go ahead, give this paddle a spin and get ready to take your game to a whole new level. Your opponents won’t know what hit ’em. Keep pickleballin’, my friends!

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JOOLA Ben Johns Journey Pickleball Paddle

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The Ben Johns Journey paddle is a very capable offering from JOOLA . Sharing many of the same traits & technologies featured on more advanced paddles, but at an entry-level price, this Journey paddle makes a great choice as a first performance paddle. On-tap power comes as a result of the 7.8 ounce average weight, along with a little extra energy return, from the Journey's 10mm Response Polymer Core . Control is easily maintained thanks to the maneuverable 15.8 inch length, 5 inch handle length, and forgiving fiberglass surface. Combined with several color ways to choose from, the JOOLA Journey is a great option for the recreational player looking to take it to the next level.

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Your pickleball story starts with the JOOLA Journey Pickleball Paddle. It is the perfect beginner pickleball paddle for players looking for more out of an entry level paddle. With its multi-layer fiberglass design, this performance paddle provides plenty of pop and power. The 10mm Response Honeycomb Polymer core provides the control needed to add finesse to your shots and to keep them in play. Multiple color schemes and designs bring added fun to every game.

• Core: Response Honeycomb
• Core (mm): 10
• Control: 90
• USAPA Approved : Yes
• Average Weight : 221.1g
• Paddle Length : 40.1cm
• Paddle Width : 19.8cm
• Grip Type : Feel-Tec Pure
• Grip Length : 12.7cm
• Grip Circumference* : 10.2cm
• *May vary slight

Multi-Layer Process

A unique, strategic design combining multiple layers of fiberglass, providing impressive power and immediate feedback.

Response Honeycomb Polymer Core

Provides reduced vibration and a generous sweet spot with amazing feedback, feel, and control necessary for dinks, blocks, and drives.

Edge Shield Protection

Comes equipped with enhanced edge guard protection to help strengthen the solidity of the paddle core and help keep the surface from delaminating.

All-Around Performance

Well-balanced combination of control, power, and spin for the player looking to improve their game. USAPA-approved for competition.

Feel-Tec Pure Grip

Offers a tacky feel for enhanced grip while also providing optimal comfort and increased shock absorption.

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Justin has memories of visiting his grandparents in Arizona as a kid and playing pickleball with his family. As a tennis player it came naturally and was a ton of fun. Elisha and Justin met through tennis and played their first Pickleball tournament together in January 2021. It brought back the competitive drive that tennis had provided for so many years. Justin and Elisha decided to start training at 5:30am several mornings a week to see how they could do at the pro level. As they were training, they were looking for a way to learn drills & tips - there wasn't much out there for help. Noticing this gap, they decided to start recording their drill sessions and things they were doing to improve and posting it to YouTube to show their "Pickleball Journey". This gained some traction and eventually led to putting much more time and effort into helping others on their Pickleball Journey. 

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The Best Pickleball Paddles for Every Type of Player

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Pickleball is becoming one of the most popular recreational sports across the US, from the glamorous country clubs of Beverly Hills to the sunny tennis courts of South Florida (where this author resides). It's an easy-to-learn sport that is a combination of tennis, badminton, and ping-pong, but brings a different set of rules and equipment.

In pickleball, players use paddles that resemble ping-pong paddles but are a little more oversized, and balls with holes in them, making them look like wiffle balls or cheese balls if the holes were drilled all the way through. How you want pickleball games to play out depends on the type of pickleball paddle you use, your experience level, and how competitive you are. To that end, we assembled a list of pickleball paddles that best suit your gameplay needs so you can join in on the fun with your family and friends.

Here are our picks for five best pickleball paddles for every type of player in 2024.

1. Selkirk Sport SX4 Starter Pack

Best for beginners.

Paddle Weight : Medium

If you and your significant other or friend are jumping into the pickleball game for the first time upon invitation from your family or friend group, then the Selkirk Sport SX 4 Starter Pack is the perfect paddle set for you. You get two paddles in any color combination of your choice (red/blue or green/purple) and four pickleballs, all packed in a colorful sling backpack and ready for you to bring to the pickleball court.

Each paddle weighs 7.5 ounces, an even balance between lightweight and middleweight. Its honeycomb core absorbs the impact of every hit, combined with the SpinFlex Textured Surface technology, to give you and your pickleball partner increased spin consistency and ball control. At only $60 on Amazon, you’re getting the best pickleball beginner’s package for the price of one.

2. Head Radical Elite

Best for intermediate players.

The Head Radical Elite paddle is great for pickleball players who have yet to become pros but aren’t exactly beginners either. At 8.1 ounces, it’s still as lightweight as the Selkirk paddles (see above) for maximum comfort, especially with the Ergo Grip on the handle combined with the polypropylene honeycomb core that allows little to no vibration every time you hit the pickleball in the sweet spot.

This paddle is laden with a fiberglass surface that gives you ample power regardless of how competitive you are on the pickleball court. So, if you’ve been playing pickleball hard but don’t want to break the bank to go pro just yet, the Head Radical Elite is the pickleball paddle for you at $70.

3. Selkirk VANGUARD Power Air Invikta Paddle

Best for pros.

Paddle Weight : Heavy

For the most professional pickleball players out there, the Selkirk VANGUARD Power Air Invikta paddle will grant you more power with every swing and hit. As the name implies, this paddle has a hole in its throat that allows air to pass through it, allowing you to swing it at breakneck speeds. Plus, it’s sculpted with 360° Proto Molding for more consistent power and injected with FlexFoam Perimeter for maximum durability, vibration absorption from sweet spot hits, and weight.

This sleek and heavyweight paddle (10.5) costs $250 on Amazon, but it’s worth it if you’re competitive on the pickleball court.

Amazin' Aces

Best wooden paddle set.

Paddle Weight : Light

At first glance, the Amazin’ Aces pickleball set looks doomed to break apart after 10 plays simply because the paddles are made of wood. Actually, the wooden paddles are durable enough to withstand intense play sessions because they’re made of 7-play maple, which also grants them a forgiving sweet spot and even weight distribution at 10 ounces each, giving players an even balance of control and power.

The set comes with four paddles and four pickleballs, making it the perfect choice for beginners and families with children of all ages. You can pick up these wooden paddles for grab your friends and family for a game of pickleball game for an easy $40.

Onix Graphite Z5

Best graphite paddle.

The Onix Graphite Z5 is considered to be the most popular paddle in the Onix line. The middleweight paddle’s popularity lies in its handle, which is designed after a tennis racket. This gives it a comfortable grip and control over gameplay and ball spin. The paddle itself is even wide enough to give it a larger sweet spot than and just as much power as most other paddles.

The 6.4-ounce paddle is protected with an Edge Guard to prevent chipping from overuse, ensuring optimal durability for even the most competitive pickleball players. At $90, you can experience the balance of tennis and pickleball in a single paddle.

Which court sport do you like more?

How to choose a pickleball paddle.

There are a lot of different things to consider when choosing a pickleball paddle. There are a ton of different brands, weights, and materials to consider before you buy. That being said, none of that matters as much as your overall skill level and how much you plan on playing. You'll also need a USAPA approved paddle if you plan on playing in any official tournaments at any point.

The first thing you need to know before you buy is how serious about pickleball you are. If you're picking up the game for the first time with no prior experience, the beginner set featured on this list is a great entry point into the sport from a trusted brand. If you're a little bit more experienced, then you're probably going to want an intermediate option like the Head Elite, which offers a better overall performance without costing a fortune. You can also opt for a professional paddle like the Selkirk Vanguard, but at $250 you would only really see the advantages if you're already playing at a professional level.

Now if you are just looking for a set of paddles for your kids to start playing at your local court or at home, then wooden options are a great way to go. They are cheap and work just fine for casual play.

Pickleball Paddle FAQs

What's the ideal weight for a pickleball paddle.

One of the biggest differences between pickleball paddles is the weight of the paddle. The weight of a paddle can affect how much control and power you're able to put in each swing. A lighter weight paddle (under 7.2 ounces) is better for touch players, a midweight paddle (7.3 to 8.4 ounces) offers a good combination of power and control, and a heavy weight paddle (over 8.5 ounces) offers more power with less control. You can check out this guide to pickleball paddle weight to find what's right for you.

What's the Difference Between Graphite and Carbon Fiber Pickleball Paddles?

Two of the most common materials found in pickleball paddles are graphite and carbon fiber . The main differences between the two materials really comes down to how you want to play. If you're looking for something more lightweight and responsive, a carbon fiber paddle might be right for you. Whereas a graphite paddle will usually offer more comfort and control with each swing.

Can You Play Pickleball at Home?

Pickleball is best played on an official court, and you can check the Global Pickleball Network to find indoor and outdoor courts near you. If you're hoping to play casually at home, however, you can purchase a pickleball net online. You will still need a hard surface to play on, like a driveway or parking lot. If you want to play pickleball digitally, there's also a video game called Pickleball Smash that allows you to play on your home console.

Looking for more outdoor fun? Take a look at our guide to the best outdoor yard games you can play this summer.

Cristina Alexander is a freelance writer for IGN. She has contributed her work to various publications, including Digital Trends, TheGamer, Twinfinite, Mega Visions, and The Escapist. She also plays pickleball recreationally.

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