Information
Specifications
Surface material
T700 Raw Carbon Fiber
Core construction
Supercritical Foaming Polypropylene Honeycomb
Paddle weight
8.2-8.4 oz
Paddle length
15.9 Inch
Paddle width
7.95 Inch
Handle circumference
4 1/8 Inch (14mm), 4 1/4 Inch (16mm)
Handle length
5.1 Inch
Brand
Hudef
Description
The Hudef Apex Pro2 Supercritical is a widebody pickleball paddle with a supercritical foaming polypropylene honeycomb core and a T700 raw carbon fiber face. It suits players who want a balance of feel, control and spin. Its main difference is the foam-wrapped honeycomb core, which aims to keep the paddle firm and responsive over time.
Key Features
- Supercritical foam-wrapped honeycomb core – firm, responsive hits that hold their shape over time
- Dual 100% thermoforming – consistent build quality across the whole paddle
- T700 raw carbon fiber surface – strong grip on the ball for added spin
- One-piece molded handle with reinforcement – stays secure and resists breakage
- Large sweet spot – more forgiveness on off-center shots
Specifications
| Core Construction | Supercritical Foaming Polypropylene Honeycomb |
|---|---|
| Surface Material | T700 Raw Carbon Fiber |
| Paddle Length | 15.9 Inch |
| Paddle Width | 7.95 Inch |
| Paddle Weight | 8.2-8.4 oz |
| Handle Length | 5.1 Inch |
| Handle Circumference | 4 1/8 Inch (14mm), 4 1/4 Inch (16mm) |
| Thickness | 16 mm (also available in 14 mm) |
Who It's For
The Apex Pro2 suits intermediate to advanced players who want control and spin with a firm feel. It is USA Pickleball approved, so it is eligible for sanctioned tournament play. Players who prefer a softer feel may want to compare other options.
FAQ
What thickness should I choose, 14 mm or 16 mm?
The 16 mm version is the thicker option, with a slightly larger handle circumference of 4 1/4 inches. The 14 mm version has a 4 1/8 inch handle. Choose based on your comfortable grip size.
Is the Apex Pro2 approved for tournament play?
Yes, the Apex Pro2 is USA Pickleball approved, so it can be used in sanctioned tournament play.
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