GAMMA Typhoon Composite Paddle

The Typhoon Composite Paddle, by GAMMA Pickleball, supercharges your shots and lets you spin pickleballs as if they were caught up in a storm. The design is tapered so that the width is largest at the top of the paddle's face, creating a large sweet spot that generates powerful impact. The fiberglass surface is textured and generates more traction when players want to add a twist to their trajectory. The thick NeuCore tech inside adds responsiveness and results in controllable feel and feedback.

The Typhoon Composite Pickleball Paddle weighs 7.7 - 8.1 oz and has a 4 1/2" long handle. The small grip circumference is great for players with petite hands and those who enjoy a secure grasp on their paddle, or it can be given additional cushioning and size with an overgrip. The base grip's perforated style keeps sweat away from the hand. The fun design shows a multicolored typhoon swirling along the paddle's surface with GAMMA's logo getting swept up as well.

This Typhoon Composite Pickleball Paddle offers players extra control over their technique while maintaining power throughout groundstrokes and put-aways.

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

PickleballCentral Expert's Corner:

Reviews of the Typhoon Composite Paddle by Pickleball Central Staff:

"GAMMA does it to me again. As soon as I think I am a graphite guy (I really like the Hellbender Graphite Paddle – light weight and great control) they create a fiberglass paddle that I like even more. The Typhoon is fantastic. I have long been a fan of the Neucore paddles from GAMMA - the Shard, Legend, and Compass were transformative in their lineup. With the Typhoon, I get the same great core in a new shape that extends the sweet spot. The length of the paddle (16 1/8”) helps this vertically challenged player to reach balls I wouldn’t always get to with the Legend or Shard. And with a little more width (7 5/8”) than the Compass, I feel a little more confident when blocking.

In my play tests, the two aspects of my game that stood out were my serves and my dinks. The serve had pace and movement. I felt confident serving down the middle or out wide on either court. My dinks were low and I could be more aggressive. I could move the dinks from my opponent's backhand to forehand, keeping them off balance and vulnerable. The Typhoon is a paddle that fits my game to a T."
John, Sales Team (4.0 Player)