Supercourt SX

REVIEWS: 2 in-depth | 1 low-scoring

A friendly all-court paddle that balances decent pop with reliable control without costing a fortune.

Pros

  • Affordable price point
  • Lightweight and maneuverable in hand
  • Generous sweet spot helps with off-center hits
  • Good mix of power and control for all-court play
  • Reliable spin for drives and drops

Cons

  • Lacks elite raw power for purely offensive players
  • Standard shape might not fit specialized preferences
  • Limited availability details

Performance Index

Power

%
0
5
10
4.9

Touch

%
0
5
10
7.6

Control

%
0
5
10
8

Spin

%
0
5
10
3.3

The Chorus Supercourt SX Widebody is a lightweight and forgiving all-court option that delivers surprising power and handling without breaking the bank. It offers a generous sweet spot and good touch, making it a strong fit for players trying to build out a balanced game. You get plenty of pop for mid-court resets and drives, though heavy hitters might want a bit more raw put-away power. It is a solid match for players looking for everyday performance on a budget.

Paddle Metrics

Swing Weight

kg⋅cm²
113
111

Twist Weight

oz·inch²
6.46
7

Spin

RPM
2100
1986

Balance Point

mm
239.65
237

Core Thickness

mm
16
16

Static Weight

oz
8
7.9

Length

inch
16.3
15.8

Width

inch
7.515
8.2

Grip Length

inch
5.5
5.6

Grip Size

inch
4.15
4.25

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237MM
239.65MM
Balance Point
Chorus Supercourt SX Widebody 16mm Pickleball Paddle
$109.99