hybrid (aerocurve)
CRBN

CRBN⁴ TruFoam Genesis

Shape
Hybrid (AeroCurve)
Weight
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Core thickness
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Surface
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Swing weight
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What players keep saying · from 7 reviews

fast hands3good control2great for dinks2durability issues1hard to control1

Loved it for a month with just an overgrip.

“I have smalls hands too and played with my CRBN TFG4 for about a month with just an overgrip. Loved it.”
positive

Broke on a drive return; CRBN is replacing it.

“It just happened to my TFG4 Genesis. I was returning a hard drive and heard a pop, next shot it was broke.”
negativedurability issues

Unweighted, slightly more stable than the Hyperion Pro IV and very manoeuvrable at the kitchen, but less pace and reach.

“Unweighted trufoam 4 is still slightly more stable than Hyperion despite having similar twist weight .”
mixedfast hands

After adding weight: more predictable, no launching, comfortable, with enough power and easy dinks and resets; pricey.

“Used it with the weight for the first time today and it was much better. More predictable, wasn't launching, super comfortable to use.”
positivegood controlgreat for dinks

The best of the TruFoam line: the same feel as their Genesis 2 in a quicker shape with lower swing weight.

“I had been using the tfg2 as my main since it's release but this is hands down the best paddle in the Trufoam lineup”
positivefast hands

Their best paddle ever: great resets and soft game, and the low swing weight wins firefights.

“i have the tfg 4 and it’s the best paddle ive had ever. My resets and slow game are insane.”
positivefast handsgreat for dinks

Much better than the 3 shape, but the fiberglass hot spot in the middle sends some balls flying.

“The 4 is WAY better, hence it being the most popular of the shapes now. The only gripe I have is the hot spot in the middle.”
mixedhard to control

Much better than the Waves 4 for ball shaping, control and power.

“The Genesis 4 is SIGNIFICANTLY better than the Waves 4.”
positivegood control