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It's a local southern california court right on the beach. Like you mentioned, there isn't a ton of space, but it's a blast to play casual rec games on. Can't beat the location. Work up a sweat, then run and jump into the ocean! 😎

We're just working behind the scenes as fast as possible to manufacture and accumulate enough inventory to launch TF. We're anticipating an early 2025 launch. Follow us on social and/or sign up for our newsletter to stay in the loop! We'll be notifying everyone there once we have our launch date set in stone.

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No specific launch date yet, but we're getting close. Follow us on social and/or subscribe to our newsletter to make sure you get a notification when they drop. Thanks for the support! 🖤

When I spoke with them, they were saying possibly sometime in Q1 2025

Compared to Gen 2 or Gen 3 of any brand, durability is much better. Core crush is essentially impossible do to the construction

Great question! Personally, I don't think this has any added risk of a dead dink or pop up. Like any shot, it just comes down to your comfort level and how consistent you are. I'd just recommend drilling it until you feel comfortable with it before pulling it out at your next tournament.

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Good question! While I can’t divulge the specifics of our tech that differentiates it from the competition just yet, it’ll be much more clear once we launch it. As far as foam goes, there have been plenty of companies that have used foam in different applications within a core, but ours is far different and the first of its kind. Again, sorry to be so cryptic! You’ll see soon enough. 😊

because they put eva foam inside the cells of the poly. This paddle looks full rigid foame core no poly.

@@stevecrawford333 If you're talking about the Pro Power series' SST core, there's no polypropylene. It's foam cells inside a carbon fiber grid.

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@@123BV8I’ve been through 4 CRBN x-series paddles. 2 delaminated and one has lost its grit. I STILL think these are the BEST paddles on the market and to be fair I play a LOT with them so they do last as long as can be expected. Eagerly awaiting the TF release

Please make a review of this paddle Tanner

Working on it! 😃

@ can’t wait!!!

Thank you! We appreciate the support

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Thanks Matthew! Love your content

@@crbnpickleball 😊

Thank you for the kind words!

thank you for the support!

Any paddle with a peel-ply surface. So that means any carbon fiber faced paddle. Also includes kevlar paddles as well!

absolutely! The main lens automatically transitions from dark to clear at night or indoors

Hard to know for certain, but my best guess is mid 2022

@@crbnpickleball there a way to fix edge guard de-lamination?

Great question! If debris accumulates on the eraser, it will usually be at the edges. You can usually just pull it off with your fingers easily, or you can cut it off with scissors or a knife. It's very easy to remove.

@@crbnpickleball Thanks - now for some playing questions . . . 🙂

So glad to hear you're liking them!

put black tape over them once you place them on the paddle.

Yeah absolutely! You're welcome to put weights on any and all sides. It's really just personal preference and testing. Everybody is different. I'd recommend just trying to figure out what works best for you.

Welcome to the CRBN fam. Good luck in the tourney!

Yep! Works exactly the same on kevlar or any other peel-ply type surface

@@crbnpickleball Thanks!

I’ve been using the flat side for so long 😂😂

I can't speak to any tennis bags or any testing around that, but in our tests, we've anecdotally experienced a noticeable difference in paddle temperature when using thermal lining vs no thermal lining. In our eyes, this is just a case of "better safe than sorry" where we prefer to do everything we can to keep the temp down-especially in hot climates. Obviously the best case scenario though is to try and keep your paddles out of super hot environments (cars, garages, etc.) as much as possible. To your point though, each consumer needs to decide if thermal lining as a feature is important to them. Regardless, we appreciate your feedback and insight! At the very least, this has inspired us to try and work on some before/after testing to show in videos. 😃