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Company: Bread and Butter
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Drip - Verge

16 mm

Weight: 8.3 oz

Price: $95

Dimensions

  • Shape:

    elongated

  • Length:
    16.4 in
  • Width:
    7.48 in
  • Thickness:
    16mm
  • Grip length:
    5 in
  • Grip thickness:
    4.24 in

Materials

  • Surface:
    carbon fiber
  • Core:
    polypropylene honeycomb

Summary

The Drip - Verge by Bread and Butter is an elongated paddle with a 16mm polypropylene honeycomb core and a carbon fiber face. This combination may offer a balance of power and control. Weighing 8.25 oz with a high swing weight (120), it may be more suitable for players seeking power. The 5-inch grip may not be ideal for two-handed backhands. The Verge has a twist weight of 6.52, suggesting good stability on off-center hits. While the manufacturer claims a spin of 1042 RPM, independent testing yielded similar results. The paddle's high swing weight percentile (81st) reinforces its power potential, while its relatively low spin percentile (2nd) suggests spin may not be a primary strength. The twist weight percentile (63rd) indicates above-average torsional stability. The 16mm core thickness may provide additional control. While the carbon fiber face is often associated with control, the heavier weight and high swing weight could make it challenging for players prioritizing maneuverability.

Attributes

Summary

The Drip - Verge by Bread and Butter is an elongated paddle with a 16mm polypropylene honeycomb core and a carbon fiber face. This combination may offer a balance of power and control. Weighing 8.25 oz with a high swing weight (120), it may be more suitable for players seeking power. The 5-inch grip may not be ideal for two-handed backhands. The Verge has a twist weight of 6.52, suggesting good stability on off-center hits. While the manufacturer claims a spin of 1042 RPM, independent testing yielded similar results. The paddle's high swing weight percentile (81st) reinforces its power potential, while its relatively low spin percentile (2nd) suggests spin may not be a primary strength. The twist weight percentile (63rd) indicates above-average torsional stability. The 16mm core thickness may provide additional control. While the carbon fiber face is often associated with control, the heavier weight and high swing weight could make it challenging for players prioritizing maneuverability.

Comparisons

Reviews

Test results

ReviewerSpinDrive speedVolley speedSwing weightTwist weightBalance pointNote
Pickleball Studio1100--1206.52-
John Kew1046-----
Estimated:1042--1206.52-

Test results

ReviewerSpinDrive speedVolley speedSwing weightTwist weightBalance pointNote
Pickleball Studio1100--1206.52-
John Kew1046-----
Estimated:1042--1206.52-

Spin

1,042RPM

2nd percentile

0.6

Twist weight

6.52

63rd percentile

5.5

Balance point

No data available

Drive speed

No data available

Volley speed

No data available

Swing weight

120

81st percentile

5.2%

Average

Drive speed

No data available

Volley speed

No data available

Swing weight

120

81st percentile

5.2%

Average

Spin

1,042RPM

2nd percentile

0.6

Twist weight

6.52

63rd percentile

5.5

Balance point

No data available

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