Chorus Pickleball
Coda - All Foam Power - Hybrid (H)
Coda - All Foam Power - Hybrid (H)
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Foam power with unmatched control? Chorus Coda is the final word in pickleball paddles boasting generous power in full swings and ample forgiveness in dinks, drops and blocks. Welcome to the Treblefoam era!
Featuring:
- "Treblefoam" Triple-density foam core
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- Soft touch for dinks and drops with maximized hitting area
- Dampens vibration without eclipsing feedback
- Big power the harder you swing
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New Shape
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- The H is our perfect hybrid shape, balancing length and width. It's our refined successor to the HX shape
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What does this all mean?
- Predictable touch in the soft game
- Competitive power in flicks, speed-ups and counters with less effort
- Chorus' biggest full-swing power for satisfying overheads, full strokes and finishes
Also, you get a free paddle cover with your purchase, a $12.99 value!
USA Pickleball Approved - PBCoR 0.43 Approved
Stats:
- Song: Look At What You Made - Saint Escape
- Frequency: 220 Hz (A3)
- Construction: Thermoformed, Unibody, Triple-Density Foam Core
- Surface: Soft Carbon + Fiberglass + Soft Carbon
- Length: 16.2"
- Width: 7.8"
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Core: Treblefoam - Triple Density, Three different foams
- EPP foam main center
- Light EVA foam ring to maximize EPP contact area
- Superlight third PU foam edge to unify construction
- Core Thickness: 16mm
- Grip Length: 5.6"
- Grip Circumference: 4.25"
- Weight: 7.9 oz +/- 0.2oz*
- Swing Weight: 112 kg·cm2 (+/- 2)*
- Twist Weight: 6.6 kg·cm2 (+/- 0.2)*
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I've been absolutely loving this paddle! It has such a nice balance of power and control, and it just feels really comfortable in my hand. I was honestly surprised by how quickly I felt confident playing with it.
I also run a women's pickleball club, so I've let a lot of our girls try it during open play, and everyone has had great things to say. It's become one of the paddles people keep reaching for.
The quality is amazing, it looks beautiful, and it's just a really fun paddle to play with. Definitely one of my favorites!
I love this paddle!! I’m a 4.0+ player and I love how this paddle plays. I have no racquet sport background and the one thing I struggled with was having a consistent deep drive. Almost immediately this paddle cleaned that up for me. Amazing!! The sweet spot on this paddle is huge! I also love the control that I have with this paddle. It makes drops and resets easy. The swing weight is great, feels very nimble at the net. Such a wonderful all around paddle!! I feel like it helps me play better.
Disclaimer: Chorus did send me this for testing. These are my own thoughts and opinions:
The Chorus Coda is an incredible paddle. This is Chorus’ new hybrid shape — nearly identical to the HX, but with straight sides (no taper), giving you a more consistent sweet spot through the body of the paddle.
The surface layup is CFC, but the fiberglass is subtle. This gives you the benefits of fiberglass pop without the overly springy, trampoline feel some fiberglass paddles have. The result? A paddle that blends control and power extremely well.
If you’ve hit the 11Six24 Jellybean… imagine that on steroids.
You can really pocket the ball — there’s noticeable dwell that makes drops and resets feel confident and controlled. From the baseline, the power is there when you need it, but it never feels wild or unpredictable. It’s extremely controllable for how much pop it brings.
I'd say it has more power than pop which is my preference for my control game.
Review here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rUcUxzk8174
If you're like me and have never seemed to connect with stiff and hollow power paddles, the Coda sets itself apart with distinct feel while providing power and control. The sweet spot is massive, the handle provides sufficient room for twoeys, and the paddles comes in light enough for you to tack on a little weight for customization. This paddle has it all.
The Coda (H) at first feels stiff and unforgiving, you can add some weight to offset this feeling, but after the initial break in period of 3-5 hours the paddle begins to open up. After the initial break in period the paddle begins to feel a little softer, the noise off the paddle becomes louder, and the power/pop starts to go up slightly. Around 10 hours of play the paddle fully unlocks and weight is no longer needed for the paddle to feel amazing. Paddle becomes slightly more soft feeling and more pocketing feel. Great all around paddle, power is enough to put balls away and the pop off counters are deadly.