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Quick verdict
Main split: Fast hands-leaning (Stryker 4 Composite Pickleball Paddle - Red) vs Reach-leaning (Phoenix Genesis II).
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Decision shortcuts
If you want fast hands, start with Stryker 4 Composite Pickleball Paddle - Red (lighter weight).
If you want reach/leverage, start with Phoenix Genesis II (longer length or grip).
If you want value, start with Stryker 4 Composite Pickleball Paddle - Red (lower listed price).
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Key differences
- Minimum price: Stryker 4 Composite Pickleball Paddle - Red is cheaper by USD 20.00 (USD 69.99 vs USD 89.99)
- Weight: Stryker 4 Composite Pickleball Paddle - Red is lighter by 14g (7.4 oz (210 g) vs 7.9 oz (224 g)) — tends to feel quicker in hand battles.
- Length: Phoenix Genesis II is longer by 12mm (16 in (406 mm) vs 15.5 in (394 mm)) — adds reach and leverage.
- Width: Phoenix Genesis II is wider by 9mm (8 in (203 mm) vs 7.6 in (194 mm)) — usually offers a bigger sweet spot.
Tradeoffs
Reach vs fast hands: Longer paddles add reach and leverage; lighter setups tend to feel quicker in hand.
These paddles differ in price, weight and dimensions.
Differences of ≥5g weight, ≥1mm thickness, ≥$20 price, or any material change
Pricing
Prices from Australian retailers. Range reflects different colorways and retailers.
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How we detect differences
We highlight specs as "different" when they exceed these thresholds:
- Weight: 0.2 oz (5g) or more difference
- Thickness: 1mm or more difference
- Price: $20 or more difference
- Materials: Any difference in core or face material