Information
Specifications
Inner core material
Thermoformed
Surface material
T700 Toray Raw Carbon Fiber
Core construction
Polypropylene Honeycomb
Paddle weight
7.6 oz, 8.4 oz
Paddle length
16.25 inch
Paddle width
7.5 inch
Handle circumference
4.25 inch
Handle length
5.75 inch
Brand
VERSIX
Description
The VERSIX Vector XL Genie Bouchard Signature is a 15mm raw carbon pickleball paddle co-designed with pro tennis player Genie Bouchard. Its elongated shape, 16.25 inch length and 5.75 inch handle make it a strong pick for players moving over from tennis. It is built around control and feel rather than raw power.
Key Features
- T700 Toray raw carbon fiber face – firm, stable surface that feels solid on contact
- 15mm polypropylene honeycomb core – soft, controllable feel with good feedback on off-center hits
- Thermoformed inner core – a durable, consistent build over long sessions
- Elongated 16.25 inch frame – a tennis-style feel and extra reach
- Extended 5.75 inch handle – room for a two-handed backhand
Specifications
| Paddle Length | 16.25 inch |
|---|---|
| Paddle Width | 7.5 inch |
| Paddle Weight | 7.6 oz, 8.4 oz |
| Handle Length | 5.75 inch |
| Handle Circumference | 4.25 inch |
| Core Thickness | 15 mm |
| Core Construction | Polypropylene Honeycomb |
| Inner Core Material | Thermoformed |
| Surface Material | T700 Toray Raw Carbon Fiber |
| Warranty | 12 Months |
| USA Pickleball Approved | Yes |
Who It's For
This paddle suits players who want control and a tennis-like feel, especially those switching from tennis. It is a good fit for players who prefer touch and placement to a power-heavy game. It is USA Pickleball approved, so it is also eligible for sanctioned tournament play.
FAQ
Is the VERSIX Vector XL Genie Bouchard Signature good for beginners?
Yes, the soft 15mm core and good control make it approachable. Beginners who want a forgiving feel will find it useful, though its long frame takes some getting used to.
Is this paddle approved for tournament play?
Yes, it is USA Pickleball approved, so it can be used in sanctioned tournament play. Check your event's rules before you play.
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