Wilson Echo Composite Paddle

The Wilson Echo Composite Paddle is ideal for players who want a longer handle and all the versatile play that comes with it. At 5-1/2" long, the Echo's handle allows for double-handed backhands and extra extension so that you can maneuver on the courts however you please. The angled "throat" near the base of the face also provides comfort and an aerodynamic feel.

The Wilson Echo Composite uses ClearSpin TCH tech on the surface that provides ease of use when you want to add spin to your shots. The polymer core minimizes vibrations so that your grip stays solid even during heavy impact in addition to offering a nice amount of touch. At an average of 7.5 oz, you'll have quick maneuverability at the net with solid power from the base line. Available in White with gray accents, or Camo Blue color combinations.

The Wilson Echo Composite is well balanced yet centered around its lengthy handle for those who like to mix up their style and keep opponents on edge.

Actual grip sizes may vary up to 1/8".

Please Note: Wilson's graphic surface treatment allows for the natural texture and performance characteristics of the fiberglass face material to shine through unadulterated by the graphic application. In addition to helping reduce weight, this allows for enhanced and unimpeded ball feel and enhanced ball spin.

PickleballCentral Expert's Corner:

Reviews of the Echo Paddle by Pickleball Central Staff:

"The Wilson Echo builds on the quality of the Juice and Juice XL with a new shape. The Echo is 15 ¾” long and 7 ¾” Wide with a 5 ¼” Grip Length. This is an attacking paddle. The ball jumped of the face. And though it is not a blade, the little extra length give it some nice flex to add a little extra power. The 7 ¾” still gave me plenty of width to block. The sweet spot enabled me to play consistent dink shots. Wilson continues to find new ways to bring different playability to their paddles, and fans of the Juice, will like the extra ability to attack with the Echo."
John, Sales Team (4.0 Player)