Details
Gently used or cosmetically blemished. Final sale. No returns. Colors may vary from paddle pictured.
Open box, "visually blemished," returned, demo, or otherwise gently used Vulcan V730 MAX paddle. Colors vary. Unfortunately, we aren’t able to guarantee what color you are shipped. Most of these paddles are customer returns or demo paddles used by our staff. We inspect them before making them available for sale. All sales of this paddle are final, and they are not eligible for return, exchange, or refund (unless we’ve made a misrepresentation about the paddle).
Click Here to learn more about the V730 MAX Paddle and see the full description and technical specifications
Click Here to learn more about the V730 MAX Paddle and see the full description and technical specifications
Reviews (4)
-
Vulcan V730 max Paddle
Aug 31, 2023
I’m satisfied with this Paddle! A good combination for power and finesse. Thx
-
Update to previous review
Aug 12, 2023
This is an update to my previous review of the VULCAN V730 MAX. In my first review I noted that I purchased the paddle (used) on 3/29/23. I was disappointed that after four months of social/rec play, the paddle face was pricked, bubbling and peeling. Pickleball Central directed me to contact VULCAN directly. VULCAN WAS AMAZING. From my initial call to VULCAN, I was assured that they support their customers and THAT THEY DO! VULCAN replaced the paddle. Excellent customer service VULCAN. I will use my wonderful paddle proudly!
-
Vulcan V730 MAX
Aug 2, 2023
Ordered the Vulcan V730 MAX paddle (used) 3/29/23. EXTREMELY DISAPPOINTED in the durability of the paddle. In only four months, the paddle face is showing flecks and air bubbles under the surface of the paddle face. I anticipate the (paint?) bubble to fleck off any day exposing the paddle core. The paddle has been used at the recreational play level. Although I was happy with the performance of the paddle, the durability is POOR. Do not waste your money on this Vulcan product.
-
A bit of a let down...(read on)
Oct 11, 2021
I'm a 3.75 player. I have tried a lot of paddles looking for the grail. So far I've settled on the Vulcan 550 Hybrid as my #1 go-to. I purchased this paddle as an upgrade thinking they would play the same, but they don't. The 730 has a similar look and dimensions. The first thing that struck me was the lock of power compared to the 550. The spin off the face seems to be similar. I play a lot of heavy cuts and it's pretty responsive. The thing that really struck me was the lack of consistency. The 550 has been my favorite because I got really consistent results across the face giving me a lot of confidence in a dink war. I have found the opposite of that with this paddle. If I strike the ball in a very consistent position I get great results, but off-center hits tend to die or float depending. I'm not giving up on the paddle yet, but it was not a plug-and-play switch with some technology improvements. It plays quite differently than the 550 which I simply can't recommend enough.
