CR-THREE v1.0
A solid all-court option with a nice build and comfortable handle, though it comes at a steep price compared to established brands.
Pros
- Handle design feels really comfortable and reflects solid tennis heritage
- Edge guards and overall finish look clean and well put together
- Hybrid foam core gives the paddle a solid, dependable feel on contact
- Versatile play style suits players still developing their game
- Middle-of-the-road performance handles drives and drops reasonably well
Cons
- Carries a high price point for a brand new entrant in the market
- Faces fierce competition from established pickleball specialist brands
- Shape naming does not quite match the actual physical measurements
Performance Index
Power
%Touch
%Control
%Spin
%The Dunlop CR-THREE v1.0 Widebody plays like a steady, middle-of-the-road all-court paddle that works well for players still figuring out their style. It features a solid hybrid foam core and a comfortable handle design that feels great during long matches. While the finish and edge guards look sharp, it sits at a high price point for a brand-new entry in a crowded market. This makes it worth looking at if you want a reliable, well-built paddle and do not mind paying a bit more for the name.
Paddle Metrics
Similar Paddles
Pikkl
Ronbus
Neonic
PaddleSeek scours the web for relevant reviews that pass its quality rating which takes into account various factors, such as technical precision, reviewer expertise, quality of source, and playtime testing.
PaddleSeek aims to offer pickleball enthusiasts an unbiased straightforward take on paddles. It does this by searching the web for relevant professional reviews, videos, forum discussions, customer feedback, and other sources then condensing them into an informative summary that hopefully helps you make an informed decision.
