Though it’s not a side to side sweet spot like it’s marketed as, I felt it was manageable for intermediate to higher players and wouldn’t cause too much of an issue. Selkirk tried making a 12 mm core power paddle last year and it had a smaller sweet spot compared to this one. It had a medium forgiveness rating which is pretty good considering how thin the paddle is. Though it did feel a little heavier, its thin 11 mm frame still cut through the air nicely so the weight didn’t seem to slow you down as much. The paddle falls into the mid weight range but it is head heavy which makes it feel a little heavier. You need it to wield the extra speed and shape your shots to keep them in play. For me, having a high spin rating is critical for a power paddle.
#Electrum review pro
I recently reviewed Electrum’s Model E and the Pro 2 offers more spin than the Model E, which was unexpected. The power is also coupled with a high spin rating. The Pro 2 was generating power for me and putting more pressure on my opponents in situations where I’m typically not much of a threat. The extra power helped the most with shots where I’m normally weaker like with backhand attacks and counters. It’s one of the juicer paddles I’ve played with. I think this paddle is going to lead the charge as we see more paddle brands try to make better power paddles like this one.
With pickleball getting faster and more balls coming back, it can be nice to have a paddle with the weapons to help you win in a variety of ways and that’s exactly what the Electrum Pro 2 does.
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