Joola

Scorpeus Pro IV

Shape
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Weight
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Core thickness
14 or 16 mm
Surface
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Swing weight
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What players keep saying · from 3 reviews

durability issues1firm1forgiving1great pop1

Demoed the Scorpeus Pro IV 14mm and found it a great fit.

“I’ve demoed the Pro IV Scorpeus 14mm and found it to fit really well for me”
positive

The Collin Johns Scorpeus Pro IV is their favorite rec doubles paddle: consistent shape and almost no mishits.

“I play a lot of rec doubles and the Collin Johns Pro IV is my favorite paddle. The shape feels so consistent. I basically never get miss hits.”
positiveforgiving

Their Collin Johns Scorpeus Pro IV's frame chipped within about 6 months of owning it.

“My JOOLA Collin Johns Scorpeus Pro IV has a chipped and my paddle itself is fairly new.”
negativedurability issues

Since switching to an unweighted Scorpeus Pro IV 14mm they've developed shoulder tendinitis, and they've met others with the same complaint.

“I started using the Joola Pro IV Scorpius 14mm paddle, and am now dealing with some shoulder tendinitis and some shoulder pain”
negative

Prefers the Scorpeus Pro IV 14mm over several foam paddles they tried, which felt too soft, muted and lacking pop.

“By now I have tried the V-Sol Pro, Quanta, and Loco and did not like any of them compared to a Scorpeus IV 14mm”
positivegreat popfirm

Their main paddle, played unweighted.

“Joola Scorpeus Pro IV. Also have a Luzz Cannon I play with on occasion. Neither are weighted.”
positive