Chorus Pickleball
Supercourt EX - Carbon Fiberglass Command - Elongated
Supercourt EX - Carbon Fiberglass Command - Elongated
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The Supercourt X Series paddle blends reliable, controllable soft touch and pop unlike any other paddle in the Chorus lineup.
If you're coming from a pure control paddle and want a bit more edge, or coming from an unwieldy power paddle and need more control, The Chorus Supercourt X Series could be the perfect blend of pop and control for you!
What are the X Series improvements?
- Better sweet spot and stability with less weight
- Denser foam edges inside
- Optimized paddle dimensions
- More comfortable handle
- More ergonomic octagon
- Firmer construction
What are the latest batch improvements?
- Heat mold enhancements for increased durability
- Even more predictable and consistent pop
- Softer touch in the slow game
- Serialized batch stamp
Soft raw carbon fiber graces the face, supported by fiberglass underneath, creating forgiving touch with softer shots, but an extra dose of pop on medium to full swings.
There are three layers of material on either side of the polypropylene core. In addition to the top carbon fiber layer and fiberglass as the second layer, there is another soft carbon fiber layer under the fiberglass.
Comes with a free paddle cover!
USA Pickleball Approved
USA Pickleball PBCoR .43 Approved
Stats:
- Construction: Thermoformed, Unibody, Dense foam edges
- Surface: Soft Carbon Fiberglass
- Length: 16.5"
- Width: 7.5"
- Core: Polypropylene Honeycomb
- Core Thickness: 16mm
- Grip Length: 5.6"
- Grip Circumference: 4.25"
- Weight: 7.9oz +/- 0.2oz
- Swing Weight Avg: 118 kg·cm2 (+/- 2)
- Twist Weight Avg: 6.2 kg·cm2 (+/- 0.2)
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The Supercourt is an interesting paddle. It did not initially agree with me, took me a couple of weeks of tinkering and adjusting, and I think I finally dialed it in another week later. It played ok stock for me, but my shots were inconsistent, mostly due to the amount of pop it has when hitting or missing the sweetspot; I'll have games I play really good, and then I'll get games where I cannot keep the ball down. All my problems went away after putting some weight on it. I ended up putting 17g of weighted tape on it, and it transformed the paddle for me, becoming my main for the next few months. With weight, I finally felt connect with the paddle; the ball response was perfect, crisp without being harsh, the sweetspot became bigger and more suited to my preference (I tend to hit higher up on the paddle face), and added another level of power for my serves and drives. It is still a solid all-court paddle after adding weight, but now has enough power where I rarely, if ever, feel underpowered. Perhaps it was just me getting used to playing with it, but it proved to have plenty of potential to be modified to my playstyle. Overall, I think it is a great all-court paddle with some hidden power, espeically if you are willing to take your time and play around with it if it wasn't your taste in the beginning. It is the paddle that taught me how much power I need to play my style of pickleball while refining it, and that modification can bring a paddle to life if you take some time with it. Plus, it is a good-looking paddle!
This paddle has a great balance of power, pop and control that really suits my game. I prefer elongated paddles and the EX shape seems just about perfect to me. The handle is long enough for my two-handed backhand, but not too long. I've added a bit of tungsten weight at the top cornera and I love how well I'm hitting topspin drives.
This is one of the best paddles I have played with, and is available at a very affordable price. Chorus pickleball is very customer-focused and I am sincerely appreciative of the value they deliver for the money!
The paddle has great control and power. Best part is the look, looks fresh 😊
If you want a light crisp feel and touch, you will enjoy the SCEX, it's got great pop, and controllable power. It is a solid All-Court style paddle with pop to win at the kitchen.