REVIVE Composite Paddle

The REVIVE Composite Paddle gives players a longer handle for easy maneuvering and comfortable backhanded hits. It also doesn't skimp on face width, making it easy to redirect slams and guard against fast changes in the game. This paddle has a good amount of power without slowing down your play so that you can focus on driving balls past your opponents. It has a light taper in the body which allows for easier movement and precise placement.

The REVIVE Composite Paddle has a colored background with curved lines overlaying it and providing a stylish look. The paddle name and TOPP logo are placed in the center. A 5-1/2" long handle offers extra reach while the 7.6 - 7.9 oz weight is pleasantly balanced. The face width is 8" across with an inner polymer core that reduces shock while adding strength to your hits.

The REVIVE Composite Paddle will allow you to play more aggressively while maintaining control over the game's pace.

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

PickleballCentral Expert's Corner:

Reviews of the TOPP Revive Composite Pickleball Paddle by Pickleball Central Staff:

"I test a lot of paddles in my job, and this is the first time I've ever described a paddle like this: 'It feels like butter'. The ball is smooth off the paddle every time I hit it! The teardrop shape is shared with it's Revive Graphite brother, but the fiberglass Composite face of this version adds a bit more weight (and power) to the paddle. The sweet spot is very large for a fiberglass/tear drop, but it has a distinct power zone in the center of the face. I feel like there is good balance on this paddle (not head heavy like some teardrop shaped paddles, so my hand speed was quick. I like this paddle a lot. If you are looking for a light, power oriented paddle, this is a great option."
Peter, Head Pro / IPTPA Certified Teaching Professional (5.0 Player)

"With the resurgence of some teardrop designs, I spent today testing the new TOPP Revive paddles; both the Graphite (see that product page for my review) an the Composite paddle. The composite weighs around .4 - .5 ounces heavier than the Graphite, and gives you a bit more power. My demo unit weighed in at 7.8 ounces, so I found the paddle to be pretty quick in terms of head speed, but it concentrates the power in a bit more of up onto the paddle face. I would describe the paddle as weight biased slightly towards to the face. The ball felt great coming off the face, with very little vibration - the paddle plays 'quiet'. The shape made the paddle very quick to the ball, allowing me to let the ball travel just a little longer before I had to swing. That let me see the ball better and really place it where I wanted. If you want a paddle that has some real power, plays quiet, and gives you good hand speed, you need to try the TOPP Revive Composite.
John, Sales Director (3.5 Player)