Chorus Pickleball
Phoenix HX - Power - Hybrid
Phoenix HX - Power - Hybrid
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Power you can command with surprising touch? Phoenix has risen from the ashes of the Fire, formed in a Singularity for you! (And it's the first paddle in pickleball to come with a song!)
The Chorus Phoenix introduces our Singularity Core! It will give you the ultimate attack you're looking for in a power paddle while satisfying with its ability to shape the ball without worrying about unreliable "diving board" effects you get from some big brand "Gen 3" paddles. This power is coupled with surprising touch and control in the soft game.
Phoenix is a power paddle you can trust and intuitively wield.
Phoenix uses an industry-unique flexible soft carbon fiber and fiberglass, combined with our Singularity wide-cell power core! The polypropylene honeycomb core is made of wider cells, providing an extra push of power the harder you swing.
Phoenix also includes our new, sturdier handle shapes as well as a taller silicone ring at the top of the grip to reduce vibration as well as give a generous area to cover up overgrip finishing tape.
What does this all mean?
- Consistent touch in the soft game
- Increased power in flicks, speed-ups and counters with less effort
- Powerful and satisfying overheads, full strokes and finishes
Also, you get a free paddle cover with your purchase, a $12.99 value!
USA Pickleball Approved
PBCoR 0.44 Certified*
Stats:
- Song: "Phoenix" by Saint Escape
- Frequency: 391Hz (Musical note ~G4)
- Construction: Thermoformed, Unibody, Dense foam edge
- Surface: Soft Carbon
- Length: 16.2"
- Width: 7.8"
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Core: Singularity Core
- Polypropylene Wide Cell Honeycomb
- Singular foam channel attachment suspension
- Core Thickness: 14mm
- Grip Length: 5.6"
- Grip Circumference: 4.25"
- Weight: 7.9 oz +/- 0.2oz
- Swing Weight: 109 kg·cm2 (+/- 2)
- Twist Weight: 6.5 kg·cm2 (+/- 0.2)
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*Beginning in May 2026, USAP will enact new power guidelines, requiring "PBCoR" scores of 0.43 or below to compete in sanctioned tournaments. Well before then, we will have a 0.43 Phoenix HX option that plays like this Phoenix HX! And you will receive a code for a massive discount on the updated version, up to 70% off!
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This is such a good paddle. The power and pop is top tier! I can control the ball and I get great spin. I'm really impressed with this paddle.
I like the pop and power would like a little more spin
First off, I LOVE my Phoenix HX!! Great combination of power and touch. The only issue was delivery via UPS, but the company was great in trying to help track down why what should have been 3-4 days, took almost 2 weeks. Chorus was ready to ship another one when it finally showed up.
I love this paddle! I am the player that struggles with getting power into my shots. This paddle offers a lot of control with the power to go with it.The spin you can get off this paddle is what youwant to make it. Overall this paddle exceeds my expectations and more!
I got my HX at 7.8 oz with a swingweight of 108 and a twist weight of 6.35. In stock form, it was very quick in hand battles, but it wanted to twist on off-center contact, so there was a little less plow through on drives. The ball came off the face on a lower, flatter line, which helped keep shots from floating, but the face could wobble when I was late.
I added lead tape, 4 g split at 4 and 8 o’clock, and 2 g split at 2 and 10 o’clock. After the tape, it measured 114 swingweight and 6.84 twist weight. The change calmed the face without killing hand speed. Resets got easier, counters held their line even when I was behind the ball, shoulder-high volleys stopped drifting, and the sweet spot felt bigger. The extra swingweight added just enough plow on drives and overheads, and the higher twist weight trimmed the wobble on mishits. The lower launch angle now works in my favor. The ball leaves flatter and more direct, so drives stay low and on a rope.
With this setup, my serve jumped a level, deeper and heavier. Passes skid through the court, and I can thread low lines without the ball sailing. After a couple of sessions, the face and foam relaxed a bit, the feel turned a touch plusher, roll volleys grabbed better, and dinks traced a tighter arc while keeping that same low flight window.
This is probably one of the best 14 mm true hybrids right now, when it comes down to stability (especially after adding lead tape) without giving up speed. The flat top head shape spreads weight out toward the corners, which keeps the face from twisting when you miss the center. The hybrid shape gives you reach and forgiveness in one package. The 14 mm core keeps the launch angle low, so shots stay on a flatter path that is easier to control in fast exchanges. Add the full foam perimeter and internal weighting, and you get a paddle that feels solid on counters and blocks while still swinging fast enough for quick hands.
Bottom line, the stock is fast and lively, tuned to about 114 swingweight and 6.84 twist weight, it becomes a steadier and more surgical version of itself. If you want quick hands, heavier serves, and counters that do not flinch, this build hits a sweet spot between power and control.
The Phoenix HX is USAP-approved right now. Starting in May 2026, USAP will require PBCoR scores of 0.43 or below for sanctioned play, almost 9 months from now. Chorus plans a 0.43-stamped HX that plays like this one well before that change, and they say current buyers will get a code for a massive discount on the updated version, at least 70 percent off, so you are effectively getting two Phoenix HX paddles for about 225.