Revo Pro Series Paddle Shapes Compared: Pure, Reach, Pure LH

We’re paddle-obsessed over here at Revolin, which means we are total nerds about helping you find the best pickleball paddle for your game. Whether you’re ripping forehands from the baseline or finessing resets at the net, the shape of your paddle can make all the difference. That’s why we’re here to break down the three unique shapes in our Revo Pro series: Pure, Pure LH, and Reach.

Before we get into the shapes, two quick things.

1. ABOUT THE REVO PRO SERIES

The Revo Pro Series is designed for upper intermediate to advanced players. Its raw LavaFLX™ face maximizes spin and creates more pop off the paddle face, which can be more difficult for beginners, especially those new to racquet sports, to control. On the other hand, this blend of power, control, and spin suits more competitive gameplay perfectly. For more beginner-friendly paddles, check out our Revo Series.

2. THINK ABOUT YOUR GAME

We recommend taking a moment to think about your game. This quick scan will help you consider how the all these different paddles will either compensate for your weaknesses or amp up your strengths.

Let’s get into it!

Widebody paddles, like our Revo Pro Pure Hybrid, are all about balance and versatility. They’re the dependable workhorse of the bunch—consistent, forgiving, and ready to help you stay in control no matter where you are on the court.. Key Features: Width: 8 inches, which means a juicy sweet spot. Handle Length: Standard–for one-handed play. Weight Distribution: Head-light design for lightning-fast hands. Benefits: Massive sweet spot for easier, more controlled hits. Ideal for resets and block volleys at the net. A great choice for anyone who values precision over power.. Best For: Players who don’t have a racquet sports background, use a one-handed backhand, and want a paddle that’s forgiving, easy to control, and perfect for consistent, all-around play.

Designed for advanced players who rock a two-handed backhand, this paddle combines the best of both worlds: a widebody face for control and a long handle for finesse. It’s perfect for those who prioritize fast hands, spin, and flick-ability.Key Features: Width: 8 inches, giving you a generous sweet spot. Handle Length: 5.5 inches for a two-handed grip. Weight Distribution: Head-light for quicker reactions and the best maneuverability.Benefits: Flick-ability (yes, it’ a thing!) for hand battles at the net. Enhanced spin potential thanks to the Raw LavaFLX™ face and faster head speed. Solid sweet spot for forgiveness and balanced controlBest For: Players who rock a two-handed backhand and value speed, spin, and adaptability on the court. If you want a faster reaction time or struggle with low arm strength, the wildly aerodynamic Pro Pure LH will suit your game perfectly.

If you’re all about reach and power, the Revo Pro Reach Hybrid is your go-to. Especially if you’re switching over from tennis. This paddle shape is designed for the player who’s not afraid to take big swings and push the boundaries—literally.Key Features: Length: 16.5 inches, so you can cover the court Handle Length: Extended–for ripping backhands Weight Distribution: Balanced with just a hint of head-heaviness for extra oomph.Benefits: Extended reach for corner-to-corner coverage. Excellent spin potential from the paddle’s leverage Delivers power-packed hits that can overwhelm your opponent in singles or high-level doublesBest For: Aggressive players who prioritize spin, reach, and baseline play–the kind of people who love dictating the pace of the game. The shape of the Reach offers the most leverage for players with tennis experience, assertive styles, and a two-handed backhand.

Revo Pro Series Paddle Shapes Compared: Pure, Reach, Pure LH

1. ABOUT THE REVO PRO SERIES

2. THINK ABOUT YOUR GAME

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