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
122.25
Twist weight
6.4
Description
The JOOLA Ben Johns Perseus 3S is a pickleball paddle designed with former champion Ben Johns, built around a Propulsion Core and a Charged Carbon surface. It suits players who want a powerful, attacking paddle with a precise feel. Its main difference is a unibody carbon construction that runs from face to handle for a stiff, responsive frame.
Key Features
- Charged Carbon surface – higher friction for more spin and control on the ball
- Propulsion Core with polypropylene honeycomb – a firm, lively response on hard shots
- Unibody carbon fiber from face to handle – fewer weak joints and a more solid feel
- HyperFoam Edge Wall – a durable edge foam that supports a more consistent sweet spot
Specifications
| Core Thickness | 14 mm / 16 mm |
|---|---|
| Surface Material | Charged Carbon |
| Inner Core Material | Polypropylene Honeycomb Core |
| Core Construction | Propulsion Core |
| Paddle Weight | 7.8 oz / 8 oz |
| Paddle Length | 16.5 inch |
| Paddle Width | 7.5 inch |
| Handle Length | 5.5 inch |
| Handle Circumference | 4.125 inch |
| Warranty | 6 months |
| USA Pickleball Approved | Yes |
Who It's For
This paddle suits competitive players who attack the ball and want strong pop with good control. Intermediate and advanced players who are looking to sharpen their game will get the most from it. It is USA Pickleball approved for sanctioned tournament play.
FAQ
Which core thickness should I choose, 14 mm or 16 mm?
The 16 mm version is the firmer option and suits players who want more power on drives and smashes. The 14 mm version is a good choice if you prefer a bit more feel and touch at the net.
Is the Perseus 3S approved for tournament play?
Yes, the Perseus 3S is USA Pickleball approved, so it can be used in sanctioned tournament play.
