Vatic Pro

Feel every shot and where it’s about to go, and with sufficient spin and power under control. I feel confident that the paddle will deliver.

Went with the V-Sol Pro Flash, wanted a Gen 4 foam core paddle that didn't break the bank. Very happy with this paddle, plenty of power and control with a great deal of pop.

Quick and versatile at net, especially on reflex volleys. Nice whippy feel on groundstrokes. I had been using the V-Sol power which I liked and was concerned that the pro version would lose power on my ground stroke drives, but was pleasantly surprised. Most of all I like this company because unlike so many, they have priced their paddles reasonably!

ChatGPT deserves all the credit for selecting PRISM! After six weeks of researching pickleball paddles, prompted by ads from a competitor that kept appearing on my social media feed, I could not be happier with my final decision.

I've owned a fair number of paddles in the last 5 years. They keep getting better! The V-Sol Pro Bloom has been my favorite since it came out. I ordered a second, even though my original is still playing great. Plenty of power, wonderful control (I add about a gram of tape at each corner). The V-Sol Pro has to be the #1 value in paddles!

I’m actually wearing it right now, I like the color, white with orange accents, it’s light weight, and felt great wearing it,

PRISM (All Shapes) (14mm & 16mm) (SH & LH) (Includes Paddle Cover)

Arrived last week. Great playability, lots of power and spin all for an outstanding price! Totally happy with my purchase. Thanks!!!

V-Sol Pro (All Shapes) (16mm) (Includes Paddle Cover)

Really liking it so far, great feel and balance and has given me the additional control I was looking for.

It’s light, agile and likable.

I bought the 14mm Prism LH about ten days ago and first used it this past weekend. On good days, I'm around a 3.5 level player. I had been using the Holbrook Arma T14mm, and had been missing precision shots I usually hit, almost always going long. The sound of the ball hitting the paddle mirrored a shotgun blast. The Prism, however, has a muted sound and a smoother impact, almost like a rubber mallet versus a hammer. You don't lose any power, and the Prism also gives you much more spin and control. I hit some amazing touch shots this weekend that had my opponents befuddled. I'm really happy with the Prism so far...hope that continues!

I spent the last year playing with a quiet paddle and while it helped me with my slow short game, I feel like the core was starting to crush. So I spent the last month or so reviewing newer paddles and I am by no means a pro player so I couldn't justify spending $200 for a paddle let alone $300. I am competitive though so I wanted a good paddle without breaking the bank. After watching video reviews of top paddles in the 'budget' category, the Vatic kept coming in first or the occasional second place. One reviewer said if you add some weight on the sides it enlarges the sweet spot and makes it comparable to the "boomer" stick. I tried that and I did not like it at all. I got the hybrid shape and the weight is awesome, the grit is fantastic. I get both pop and control and I am sure it is the placebo effect, but I feel so much more confident in my play all over the court. If you don't want to spend hundreds of dollars, or get a paddle with some splashy color on it, but want a great paddle that will help you be competitive, this is the one to get.

NICE gen 4 paddle. Have plenty of control and power

I've always played an elongated paddle. I went with the Bloom shape to give it a try. I like the stability and the ease of swinging it at the kitchen. It also still has plenty of power to drive the ball.