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Elite Pro Maverick Pickleball Paddle
The Elite Pro Maverick Paddle is the result of Engage's collaboration with pro player Ben Johns. This long paddle only minimally reduces its width to accomodate the extra reach, meaning players enjoy a sweet spot that extends throughout almost the entire paddle. You get an incredible amount of playable surface area across the face and an impressive amount of "solidity," which creates additional torque at fast speeds while maintaining control at the net.
The Elite Pro Maverick Paddle is 16-1/2" long and 7-1/2" wide, hitting an accomodating balance in its dimensions. The grip length is an incredible 6", allowing for double-handed backhands and extensive manueverability. It has a textured skin with two different weight classes and designs that come in several color options which highlight two diagonal stripes across the paddle's face.
The Elite Pro Maverick Paddle provides an extra long paddle and handle which will allow players to effortlessly respond to any pickleball flying across the court.
Actual grip sizes may vary up to 1/8".
Video #1 - Michelle Esquivel
Elite Pro Maverick Pickleball Paddle Technical Specifications
Weight Range (LITE): 7.5-7.8 ounces
Weight Range (Standard): 7.9-8.3 ounces
Grip Circumference: 4 1/4" (Medium) Actual grip sizes may vary up to 1/8".
Grip Style: Perforated Cushion
Grip Manufacturer: Gamma
Grip Length: 6”
Paddle Length: 16.5”
Paddle Width: 7.5”
Paddle Face: Fiberglass
Core Material: Polymer honeycomb
Edge Guard: ¼” overlapping paddle face
Made in the USA
Manufacturer: Engage Pickleball
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PickleballCentral Expert's Corner:
Transcript of Video #1 - Michelle Esquivel
Hi, I'm Michelle Esquivel and I'm reviewing the Maverick. The Maverick is a great paddle. It has a long face, a long handle, you can grip the ball really well. You can feel the spin coming off when you hit the ball and it's great for blocking.
Transcript of Video #2 - Jason Pauley
Hey, I'm Jason Pauley. I'm big into Engage and enjoy the Maverick with the long handle and the weight of the paddle. I feel like I can get really good topspin and I enjoy it in singles play. I feel like I can get a great ground stroke on that.
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Not for me 
what kind of racquet is this place, anyway?