Information
Specifications
Inner core material
Thermoformed
Surface material
Raw Carbon T700
Core construction
EPP True Foam Core
Paddle weight
7.9 oz (225 g)
Paddle length
15.5 Inch
Paddle width
8 Inch
Handle circumference
4.25 Inch
Handle length
5.5 Inch
Brand
Amakirk
Description
The Amakirk Pro Hyper Control 5.0 is a 16mm raw carbon pickleball paddle built for players who want precise touch and control. Its slightly domed face and wide, even sweet spot make it easy to place soft dinks, drops and resets. It is the control-focused member of the PRO 5.0 family, alongside the POWER and CONTROL models.
Key Features
- Raw Carbon T700 face – responsive feel with a soft, controlled touch on the ball
- Slightly domed surface – a softer contact that helps with dinks and spin
- Wide, even sweet spot – more forgiving on off-center hits and easier to learn
- True Foam Core with honeycomb – dampens vibration and reduces noise for indoor play
- Lightweight 7.9 oz (225 g) build – helps protect your wrist during long sessions
Specifications
| Core Thickness | 16mm |
|---|---|
| Surface Material | Raw Carbon T700 |
| Core Construction | EPP True Foam Core |
| Inner Core Material | Thermoformed |
| Weight | 7.9 oz (225 g) |
| Length | 15.5 inch |
| Width | 8 inch |
| Handle Length | 5.5 inch |
| Handle Circumference | 4.25 inch |
| Warranty | 1 Year |
Who It's For
This paddle suits players who prioritize control, placement and spin, especially those who enjoy strategic, soft-game play at the kitchen line. It is also a good fit for beginners or players switching from table tennis or badminton, thanks to its forgiving sweet spot and familiar feel. Note that it is not USA Pickleball approved, so it is not intended for sanctioned tournament play.
FAQ
Is the Amakirk Pro Hyper Control 5.0 good for beginners?
Yes. The wide, even sweet spot makes it more forgiving on off-center hits, so it is a comfortable choice for players still building their technique.
Can I use this paddle in tournament play?
This model is not USA Pickleball approved, so it is best suited for recreational play and practice rather than sanctioned tournaments.
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