Diadem

Hush

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What players keep saying · from 4 reviews

easy power2hard to control2lots of spin2good control1small sweet spot1

Owns one but can't control it; you need solid fundamentals or you just hit home runs.

“I dont know dude I have one and I cant control it.”
negativehard to control

Arrived with an obvious manufacturing defect on one face, and customer service didn't respond.

“The paddle arrived with one face obviously having a manufacturing defect.”
negative

In the first hour they hit about 20% more accurately than with their Ronbus R1.16.

“In my first hour of using a Hush, I was hitting about 20% more accurately than I did with the Ronbus R1.16 that I've been using for the last year.”
positivegood control

Owns both: more power and spin than the Boomstik, but a small sweet spot and weak control send balls long.

“I have both the Hush and the Boomstick and I have to say they are not the same.”
mixedeasy powerlots of spinsmall sweet spot

Six months with the Hush: outrageous power and pop and spin unlike anything else, but hard to control, not tournament legal and annoying to opponents; Diadem replaced it twice under warranty.

“Power/pop is outrageous; the spin is unlike any paddle on the market.”
mixedeasy powerlots of spinhard to control