JOOLA paddles come in four shape classes — Standard, Elongated, Hybrid, and Oversized. Here's a breakdown of every shape:
Standard
Traditional dimensions with a balanced sweet spot. Best for all-round control and maneuverability.
Perseus — Balanced width and length for maximum maneuverability and control. Best for players who value versatility and precise gameplay.
Hyperion — Aerodynamic design with a sweet spot positioned toward the top. Ideal for advanced players focused on spin and power-heavy shots.
Scorpeus — Wider face with a larger sweet spot for superior forgiveness and consistency. Great for players who prioritise control during long rallies.
Elongated
Longer and narrower (typically 16.5–17" long x 7.5" wide). Increases reach, leverage, and power potential but typically reduces forgiveness due to a smaller sweet spot.
Magnus — Elongated design for extended reach and increased power. Best for players who need extra leverage on smashes and volleys.
Agassi — Inspired by the tennis rackets that made Andre Agassi a legend. The sweet spot has been extended into the outer edges of the paddle for enhanced control for players of all levels — combining elongated reach with improved forgiveness.
Hybrid
A middle-ground between standard and elongated (around 16.3" long x 7.7" wide). Blends reach with a medium-sized sweet spot for all-court versatility.
Kosmos — JOOLA's first hybrid shape. Blends the reach of the elongated Perseus with the maneuverability of the standard Scorpeus, creating a versatile option for players who want to drive from the baseline, counter at the kitchen, and transition smoothly into controlled net play.
Oversized
Extra-large sweet spot with balanced construction. The most forgiving option — best for beginners and intermediate players focused on consistency.
Radius — Extra-large sweet spot with balanced construction. A forgiving option for players focused on consistency and comfortable handling.