Information
Specifications
Inner core material
Polypropylene Honeycomb Core
Surface material
Charged Carbon
Core construction
Propulsion Core
Paddle weight
7.8 oz, 8 oz
Paddle length
16.5 inch
Paddle width
7.5 inch
Handle circumference
4.125 inch
Handle length
5.5 inch
Brand
Joola
Swing weight
115.4
Twist weight
6.2
Description
The JOOLA Ben Johns Hyperion 3S is a pickleball paddle built for players who want power and control in one paddle. It is designed with the same tour-level thinking as Ben Johns' own game, so it suits competitive players who want a stable, responsive feel on every shot. It is offered in 14 mm and 16 mm core thicknesses.
Key Features
- HyperFoam Edge Wall – a HyperFoam layer along the edge that helps extend the sweet spot and reduce vibration on each shot
- Charged Carbon Friction Surface – a high-friction carbon face that helps you generate more spin and keep ball control
- Unibody construction – carbon fiber runs continuously from face to handle for added stiffness, quick response, and a secure grip
- Two core thicknesses – 14 mm for a softer feel and quicker control, 16 mm for more power and stability
Specifications
| Core Thickness | 14 mm or 16 mm |
|---|---|
| Inner Core Material | Polypropylene Honeycomb Core |
| Surface Material | Charged Carbon |
| Core Construction | Propulsion Core |
| Paddle Weight | 7.8 oz or 8 oz |
| Paddle Length | 16.5 inch |
| Paddle Width | 7.5 inch |
| Handle Circumference | 4.125 inch |
| Handle Length | 5.5 inch |
| Warranty | 6 months |
Who It's For
The Hyperion 3S suits competitive players who want a balance of power and precision, especially those who enjoy an aggressive style. USA Pickleball approved, so it is legal for sanctioned tournament play.
FAQ
Which core thickness should I choose?
Choose 14 mm if you prefer a softer feel and quicker control at the net. Choose 16 mm if you want more stability and power on your drives.
Is the Hyperion 3S approved for tournament play?
Yes, the Hyperion 3S is USA Pickleball approved, so you can use it in sanctioned tournaments.
