Summary: A new heavier weight classic size paddle for those players who prefer a
heavier paddle.
-Longer handle for extra comfort
-The ultimate in striking power!
-Has a thicker "skin” giving it longer
durability
-A popular paddle with the outdoor players!
Construction:
The Pro Lite Power has a honeycomb Nomex core with a fiberglass face.
Click on the Technical Specs tab above for the paddle's weight, dimensions and other specifications.
*Deflection
(as measured by USA Pickleball Association)
3 kg: 1 (6.6 lb) 5
kg: 2 (11 lb)
Weight Average:
9 ounces
Weight
Range: 8.1 – 10.8 ounces
Grip Circumference:
4”
Grip Compression:
1/8”
Grip Tack:
Medium
Grip
Style: thin black wrap
Grip
Manufacturer: Gamma
Grip
Length: 5 ˝”
Paddle
Length: 15 ˝”
Paddle Width:
8”
Paddle Face
thickness: 7/16”
Paddle
Face Finish: Screen
print design over fiberglass face
Edge Guard:
Ľ” overlapping paddle face
Wrist
strap: No
Manufacturer: Pro Lite Sports
What the
Manufacturer says about the Paddle:
A new
heavier weight classic size paddle for those players who prefer a heavier
paddle
Longer
handle for extra comfort
The
ultimate in striking power!
Has a
thicker "skin” giving it longer durability
Approx.
8.7 – 9.2 Oz
*What is Deflection?
Pickleball paddles have a rigid paddle face. The
USA Pickleball Association measures how rigid a paddle face is by measuring the
paddle face’s deflection.
The Association tests paddles by putting a weight
on the center of the paddle face and measuring how much the paddle bends under
the weight. This measurement is the paddle’s deflection.

Paddles
are tested with a force of 3kg (6.6 lb) and a force of 5 kg (11.0 lb) applied
to the center of the paddle face. Deflection is measured within a range of 1 to
4 thousandths of an inch (.001 inch).
“Paddles
which have a deflection greater than 5 thousandths of an inch at a test weight
of 3 kg may produce a trampoline effect and shall be subject to further testing
or placed on a list of paddles that do not meet specifications. (revised
1-28-12).” USAPA Paddle Material
Specifications, revised October 24, 2012.