DUO

A solid Gen 4 paddle for the price; not in love, but preferred over the Boomstik and CRBN at half the cost.

“No buyer's remorse, but I'm not in love with it either. I think it's a solid Gen 4 paddle for the price.”

Their current paddle and they're super happy with it.

“That is paddle I actually use, super happy with it.”

Mains the widebody and hasn't found a better feeling paddle.

“I feel like it got lost in the shuffle once the turbos came out. But I don’t think I’ve found a better feeling paddle.”

One of the best feeling paddles: dense and connected, near edge-to-edge sweet spot, lots of control for a power paddle, great but not elite spin.

“The Duo is probably one of the best feeling paddles on the market, and the widebody Duo is ready to play out of the box.”

Owns the widebody: dense, slightly soft, huge sweet spot, terrific for resets.

“the Duo feels quite dense and slightly soft. Huge sweet spot. Terrific for resets.”

Tried the widebody and was a huge fan: a unique paddle unlike anything else they've tried.

“Recently tried the Duo wide and was a huge fan.”

Best of the many paddles they played this year, by a mile.

“I played with most paddles this year and think the Enhance DUO was the best by a mile!”

Their doubles paddle: plenty of serve power and pop, with better control than the RPM Q2, Friction Pro or J6CR.

“the control I have with the paddle is better than both rpm q2 and friction as well as the J6CR.”