V-Sol Tour with Evergrit (16mm) (Includes Paddle Cover)

I have tried a lot of paddles at the $200 below and $400 below. The vatics can hang with any $400 paddle all day long. The new Tour feels amazing and I don't just mean generally holding and swinging. I have a few paddles my family use on the courts at the same time and when the Tours are being used, you can hear them. They sound great, they feel great when contact is made, the swing great, pop is better than most but still in the manageable realm. Sometimes you can have too much pop, this is perfect. Also, my son and I are spin wizards. We spin it all and the tour has increased the consistency of every ball I want to have spin, having spin. If I want to pour on aggressive spin at say a serve or something, this Tour makes short work of it. Time will tell if the grit stays like they say, but so far so good.

The Tour version of my Pro paddle is a great next step in this paddle line. The cost is perfect! It has a much larger sweet spot without adding weight. It has a really nice feel and can still smash the ball long and hard when needed. I loved it so much i bought one for me and my wife!!

If this review was helpful, PICKLELAB gets you $10 off. I've tried most of the recent sub-$200 "lasting grit" paddles—including the Ultre Power 2 (40 hours), P1 (30 hours), Spitfire (10 hours), and Quanta Pro (10 hours—and thus far the V-SOL has been my favorite of the bunch. It's most comparable to the Power 2, but where my Ultre has a harsh, board-like feel, the V-Sol Tour is nicely snappy but with a subtle plush feeling to it. It's a bit cliche at this point, but I feel like it really nails the "controlled power" feel that a lot of people are looking for. It slots right into the low-to-medium range for power and low pop compared to other power paddles; you aren't going to smoke anyone off the court with this, but it's easy to keep balls in, and it has plenty of put-away power. The Evergrit is frankly kind of insane for a $100 paddle—it feels really similar to Hexgrit, but because the V-Sol Tour is a softer paddle, you really get the sensation that it grabs onto the ball. My only real ding against the paddle is the sweetspot is just average, but weight fixes that.

Time will tell if this runs into any durability issues like cracking around the edges or separating edgeguards that I've dealt with from other foam and "lasting grit" paddles, but this far, this is an easy recommend for the 3.0-4.0 crowd. I also think this is more playable out of the box than the original V-Sol Pro, so I'd feel much more comfortable recommending this to people coming from the Prism who aren't sure whether they'll like foam. I got the Flash standard handle and would definitely buy another one.

I bought the Bloom. Sweet Spot is huge, spin is nuts, power is definitely there and even more with weight. Then it passed for Tier 1 grit. It's the first paddle in this price range to do it. And at $99 after code LAFON it's the absolute best value out there.

After more than three years of playing pickleball and trying paddles from nearly every major brand, I can confidently say this is the best paddle I've ever used.

What impressed me the most is its consistency. Every shot feels predictable, whether I'm hitting drives, drops, resets, or serves. Instead of constantly adjusting to the paddle, I can focus entirely on my game. That's something I haven't experienced with many other paddles.

Another reason I recommend Vatic is the value. In today's market, many companies charge a premium simply because of their name. The V-Sol Tour delivers elite-level performance without the inflated price tag. I genuinely believe it's one of the best values in pickleball.

Beyond the paddle itself, Vatic has the best warranty and quality control I've seen. It's clear they stand behind their products and care about their customers, which gives me even more confidence in recommending them.

This is the best paddle under 100, period. Love this company.

Waited for their durable grit and they delivered! Bloom shape is the best shape of the bunch imo. Paddle has great pop and power. Big sweet spot

V-Sol Tour with Evergrit (16mm) (Includes Paddle Cover)

Great additional to the VP lineup. Surface grips and rips. Able to shape the ball more easily. Too early to discuss durability of the Evergrit but out-of-box, it works as well as a friend's Honolulu.

The V-Sol Tour does what it says it will do. The Grit is coming off. I have used my Tour only twice and you can tell by rubbing your fingers across the paddle.But, it still does what it says it will do. I'm a Big Fan of Vatic Pro and I will stick with them because I know they will fix the problems. I'm more than a customer, I'm a Believer!

Superior power with lots of spin to keep the ball in the court.

The paddle provides lots more control than my previous paddle. Able to hit harder drives while keeping them in and much more precision on slices. Loving this paddle after only 3 days of play. Can’t wait to see how it goes once I get used to it!

I love playing with this paddle. No need to add any extra weight just feel right amount of power and control. It’s gritty for spin and I can feel the amount of spin from my shots. It’s well balanced, fast dinning and power drives. The price it just right better than my Selkirk Lux thats more expensive.

Solid paddle…great ball spin, slightly stiff and hollow…low to mid tier power but closer to low power…great looking paddle…I’d definitely recommend it 👍

Excellent paddle! Great balance. Very solid, great twist. Evergrit is great. Been playing 6 days aweek @ 11/2 hr minimum. No noticeable wear. Love the new sweet spot feel. Great feed back from ball. We'll done!

Paddle is phenomenal. Grip and power are both top notch. The paddle has superior spin and the grip feels very comfortable right out of the package.

Great feeling paddle I was shocked at how well it felt the first time I used it. Very pleased

I had the V-Sol Power elongated paddle, but the grit wore off quickly (play 4-5 times a week). Expected the same plus grit - it is even better than expected! Hits more like a paddle that is double/triple the cost. Better control/dwell time and good pop. So far the grit has not worn at all. Super satisfied so far!

The Vatic is my paddle of choice. I play 3 or 4 times a week for 2 to 3 hours. I have tried several different paddles. This is my 3rd Vatic. The power and control is excellent and the new evergrit provides excellent spinning. I believe if you try this paddle you will love it. Excellent price compared to other name brands and you can use code KDC55 to get an additional $10 off.

The V-Sol Tour with Evergrit (16mm) Bloom—good drive, spin, and sweet spot; I'm still getting used to it.

So happy I went with this paddle !! Love the power & control of it.

The latest paddle plays similar to the previous V-Sol Pro. The grit is holding up well on that paddle, so i think that when Vatic calls the new paddle "Evergrit", you can believe them.

I usually play with Joola and tried this paddle based on my instructor’s suggestion! I love it!! Nice control and learning spin

V-Sol Tour with Evergrit (16mm) (Includes Paddle Cover)

As a longtime Vatic fan i was super excited when they announced an “EverGrit” face paddle. I decided to try the hybrid shape as i normally go for elongated. After playing for about 40 hours with it i am very happy, the grit feels fantastic and the paddle is light and smooth in my hands. I am noticing some dead spots though which i am not super happy about that the elongated shape usually does not have. Best performance is if you keep hitting the ball intentionally in the center sweet spot, above and below is almost pointless. Thats my one issue.

Great touch and good power the best of both worlds. Plus no vibration like a gen 3 paddle

I still prefer the V-Sol Pro

I love the paddle, but most of all, I love that I got the launch edition.