After having taken the Coronado out for a spin on two different occasions for recreational play I'm definitely thinking that I got well more than my money's worth! For me the titanium face is living up to the hype of adding more spin while providing a bit more of a forgiving feel. I'm not a 'banger' in terms of my playing style but coming to pickleball from tennis I definitely favour my groundstrokes over a lot of dinking in and around the kitchen ... but the smooth feel and 'dwell time' of this paddle provides me with ample confidence to stay up at the kitchen line and try to work my opponents around the court (into a position that I can confidently speed up a ball or swing away at a sitter). I'm feeling quite ready to move this into the top spot in my rotation of paddles (ahead of the a11n Carry C8 and the NXTGen Atlas).

This is a nice-looking paddle with fun topo graphics and titanium fibers that sparkle in the light when you tilt the paddle face. I wish it played as well as it looks.This paddle's titanium & carbon fiber face measures 15.4 mm thick. The paddle weighs 8.06 oz. but feels way heavier. I don't have a swing-weight measuring machine, but after playing a few games with this I switched to another paddle and I thought it was much lighter, only to find that it was actually heavier. The hybrid shape may contribute to this, focusing much of the weight near the far end of the paddle. It's 16 3/8" by 7 5/8" with a 5 1/8" handle. The grip feels really nice with an oval profile and smooth grip tape at only 4" circumference. The paddle has a moderate sized, unforgiving sweet spot that gave me inconsistent rebounds if the ball hit a little off center. It generates moderate ball noise.During play this paddle had a lot of spin and a lot of power, as long as you hit it perfectly. Overall control was good, but I found fast play at the net challenging with this paddle. I wanted to like this paddle, but maybe I'm not good enough to unlock consistent performance from it. Also, my shoulder was sore after the third game, something that usually only happens with much heavier paddles.Finally, this paddle says it's USAPA approved, but it doesn't appear on the approved paddles list on the USAPA website. No Roore paddles do. You can easily check the list for yourself.

I really appreciate the balance of this paddle. I have tried dozens of paddles and the balance and firm construction got my attention right away. The grip is long enough for two handed play if preferred. It's comfortable and stays put even when my hands get sweaty. The texture of the paddle face is as if it was woven with titanium and carbon fiber. My up-close photos should give you a good idea of the construction. It's lightweight but with a little practice you should have no problem hitting with power. Great looking paddle that plays well too... especially for this price point.

I am a relative newcomer to pickleball, having been playing for just over a year and a half. In that time, however, I have found what I like and what will make me a successful player, and this paddle has it. I knew right away that this was going to be a special addition to my bag. From the tackiness of the grip to the easy handling of the balance point, this paddle is exactly what you need if you want to start being a serious competitor. The face is a slightly rough titanium carbon fiber, which can grab onto a ball and fling it with some pretty mean spin. I haven't found a non-sweet spot yet, except for one shot where my thumb got in the way. :-)The paddle is shaped just a bit differently than in the picture. It doesn't go so wide (or appear to) at the edge, nor does the edge have such a pronounced point in the middle (it's more rounded off - see picture). Also, the face's surface has a beautiful shimmer to it that the pictures just can't capture. The face changes color from dark graphite gray to a deep ruby red - gorgeous! I tried to get it on video in my office, but on the courts in the sunlight, it's so much brighter.So, if you are a pickleball player of any level who wants to get a better handle on shot control and spin, definitely check out this paddle!

Great paddles. Extremely lightweight yet durable. Easy to grip and easy to use. I feel i have optimal control of my hits with this paddle. Not only does it feel great, work great, but it also looks great. Highly recommend this paddle and it is worth the price they are asking of it.

Racket is super light and well built. The face uses a plain weave and the edge guard is plastic (can mark with fingernail).The padded grip is excellent and allows for better control and powerful returns. No wrist strap present though.It is a great racket the titanium does not contribute to that though. Not sure of the value of titanium within the carbon fiber.I've included a picture of the center of balance which is about 3" above the grip in the center.

Recently, I got into pickleball and tried various paddles, and I found myself preferring those with some weight. I borrowed a Roore paddle from a friend and found it perfect—light enough for effortless play but heavy enough for powerful returns and serves. Its carbon fiber provides excellent grip for slice serves, and the comfortable grip (which I rewrapped for aesthetics) enhances the experience. This paddle offers great quality at an affordable price, and I highly recommend it. Don’t settle for a low-quality paddle, as pickleball is addictive, and you’ll want something durable. Overall, I’m very happy with this purchase.

This has been a fantastic joy to use so far. I really like the texture of it as it really helped me better the spin in my game. It's lightweight but hits like it's heavier. It's very grippy and is comfortable to hold. It's really well made and has a great sweet spot. It's been very consistent and has developed no dead spots and continues to play like it is brand new. It's got a cool design if that matters. This easily rivals any of my other paddles, even the pricier ones. This is a good choice for any skill level if you want to invest in a quality paddle.

So I’m used to using a head racket. This however, is really good. It’s like 1/3 of the price and feels completely like a normal carbon fiber one. I do wonder about the activity as I noticed that there’s a little bit of the rubber handle but other than that, it really does feel like something that is three times more expensive. The hit is pretty solid and the spin is great because of the texture probably a perfect back up for me Or a good beginner for someone else

I am an intermediate/advanced player. I've played with this paddle for about 3 weeks. It has helped me improve my soft game at the NVZ. It has a large sweet spot, gives very good spin with decent power, and allows me to place and shape my shots. It has all the features of very expensive paddles, plus a nice textured "titanium" face. It is an excellent value, especially with the discount offered when I bought it.