JOOLA Pro V Series

JOOLA has introduced a new "KineticFrame" in its new Pro V models, which was inspired by kick-point engineering in hockey sticks and golf clubs. The KineticFrame is built to flex and recover during impact, and unlike prior paddles with a "diving board" neck flex, the KineticFrame uses a proprietary flex-point architecture that allows the paddle head to move parallel to its original position. The dual-pivot design produces a motion that JOOLA engineers say delivers: - Predictable & repeatable exit trajectory. - Precise power (ie. the more you put in, the more you get out). - Reduced launch-angle deviation. - Faster snapback for rapid exchanges. - Improved energy transfer efficiency. JOOLA has also added a new hybrid shape to their paddle lineup called the Kosmos, which is now the signature shape of JOOLA pros Federico Staksrud and Tyson McGuffin. Find our in-depth review of the Kosmos here. Learn more about the development of the JOOLA Pro V series here.