Cannon

After a week of competitive play the Cannon suddenly broke in and became about 30% hotter; very powerful and poppy but too inconsistent for them.

“Was playing with the Cannon in competitive matches after a week's play and it suddenly 'broke in' which made it about 30% hotter which completely threw me off.”

Owns the Cannon as their third paddle; a good paddle with lots of power, but a smaller sweet spot and less control, so not one for beginners.

“The cannon has a lot of power, sweet spot is smaller and I feel I lose a lot of control from it.”

After a couple of weeks with a post-Black Friday Cannon, finds the sweet spot tiny and the corners dead.

“Idk if it's just the batch that I received but the sweet spot on the paddle is tiny. The corners are dead, the ball doesn't bounce if I hit anywhere beside the sweet spot.”

Two weeks into their first Cannon after a hybrid, they are getting more mishits than on the demo paddle, which felt bigger and more broken in.

“I'm on week 2 with my first cannon. Yeah.. I've been finding some mishits too.. but I'm also transitioning from a hybrid.”

A hard-driving player three times a week expects their Cannon to last only about 4 months; brand new it feels like a plank until it breaks in.

“Going on 2 months with my Cannon. Play 3 times a week decently hard hitter with drives. I don’t expect it to last longer than 4 months.”

Owns the Luzz Cannon and V-Sol Pro and really likes the Cannon for its value and performance.

“I have the Luzz Cannon and the Vatic V Sol Pro V7. While I like the Vatic, I REALLY like the Luzz.”

Still loves their Luzz Cannon.

“I really loved my Apes Pulse S and I miss it a lot. I still love my Luzz Cannon and Hyperion”

Two months of solid play: a beast that feels similar to the Perseus Pro IV for far less money.

“I’ve been playing t the cannon for about 2 months solid and it’s a beast.”

Plays very well and is no worse than their wife's Joola at a quarter of the price.

“Recently switch to Luzz Cannon and it plays very well.”