Shogun
A solid all-court paddle that brings good pop and spin, though you might find touch shots take a bit of getting used to.
Pros
- Elongated shape gives you extra reach and a forgiving sweet spot
- Titanium-infused face adds a unique feel and solid durability
- Pulls off powerful drives and generates plenty of spin
- Comfortable stock grip that feels good in the hand during long matches
Cons
- Extra pop can make touch shots and drops tricky to control
- Slight head heaviness slows down hand speed a bit at the kitchen line
- Long-term durability of the titanium face is still somewhat unproven
Performance Index
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%The Bread & Butter Shogun Elongated is an interesting option for players wanting to mix things up with its titanium-infused face. It offers a nice blend of power and reach thanks to its elongated shape, making it well suited for players who like to dictate pace from the back of the court. However, the extra pop means you will need a steady hand during quick kitchen exchanges and soft drop shots. If you are an intermediate player looking for something a bit different with solid durability, it is worth a serious look.
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