ProKennex

Pro Flight

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What players keep saying · from 3 reviews

dead spots1durability issues1easy power1great pop1small sweet spot1

A new Pro Flight owner liked the feel and play after three games, but the face coating already chipped and showed paint underneath, which they consider a manufacturing defect.

“My Pro Flight paddle arrived yesterday. I played 3 low key games with it today. I’m happy with the feel and play of it so far.”
mixeddurability issues

A player says the Pro Flight is noticeably easier on tennis elbow than head-heavy paddles, with enough pop to return from the baseline without swinging hard, and it has always felt good.

“There's also enough pop that I don't have to swing hard at all to return at baseline, and can keep a loose grip”
positivegreat popeasy power

A table tennis convert who tried the ProKennex Pro Flight alongside the CX14H and CRBN 2 found it nothing special and returned it after a few uses.

“The prokennex was nothing special in my opinion, I returned it after using it just a few times.”
negative

A player with forearm RSI who tried the ProKennex Pro Flight found it felt dead anywhere outside the sweet spot.

“I've tried both the the Prokennex Pro Flight and Gearbox CX14H but both seem to have a dead feel to it any place other than the sweet spot.”
negativedead spotssmall sweet spot