Electrum - Model E Elite

The Electrum Model E Elite isn’t just any pickleball paddle; it’s a work of fine engineering that was made to perform at a level that can’t be matched on the courts. This paddle is the right mix of power, control, and maneuverability. It was made with great care and attention to detail.

Electrum - Model E Elite​

Carbon Fiber
Surface

  • The surface is important to consider to provide additional spin, control, power, and durability to your paddle. Here are some common surfaces.
  • Graphite – Focus on control with controlled power. Popular amongst players who prefer control. 
  • Composite – Balance of power and control with a textured surface to provide extra spin. 
  • Fiberglass – Focus on power and spin. Popular amongst players who prefer power.
  • Carbon Fiber – Similar to graphite, but  is more durable.

7.8-8.3oz
Paddle Weight

  • The paddle weight is important to support your playing style. Here are paddles of each weight class and their benefits.
  • Light Paddles (7.8 – 8.2 ounces) – Focus on maneuverability and control. Popular option for players who benefit from quicker reactions and placement over power.
  • Mid-Weight Paddles (8 ounces) – Balance between control and power. Popular option for players who want a mix of both control and power.
  • Heavy Paddles (8+ ounces) – Focus on power. The added weight helps drive the ball with less effort. Solid option for players who prefer additional power.

122
Swing Weight

  • This is how heavy the paddle feels when swung, which isn’t exactly related to the actual weight. 
  • Higher swing weight – Provides more power 
  • Lower swing weight – Makes it easier to handle for quicker reactions and greater control.

Polymer Honeycomb
Core Material

  • Core Material influences the paddle’s benefits in terms of power and/or control.. 
  • Nomex – Best surface for power. Solid for players who like a power and aggressive playstyle. 
  • Aluminum – Balance of control with power. Ideal for players that prioritize a more balanced game. 
  • Polymer – Best surface for control. Solid for players who prefer a controlled playstyle.
  • Foam – Solid control and absorbs power. Solid for players who prefer a controlled playstyle.

Elongated
Paddle Shape

  • Elongated – Longer for extra reach with a narrower face which reduces the sweet spot. This also shifts the balance towards the top of the paddle which can increase swing weight and power but may be harder to maneuver.   
  • Standard – The “classic” paddle shape to give a balance of power and control with a generous sweet spot. The weight is evenly distributed, making it easier to maneuver.
  • Wide Body – Have a broader face, which provides a larger sweet spot. 
  • Tear Drop – Offers a larger sweet spot like wide body but with a slightly elongated reach. Good middle-ground for a blend of power and control with comfortable reach.
  • Hybrid – Designed to combine the best features of two or more different shapes. They might have the length of an elongated paddle with the sweet spot of a wide body, or the reach of a teardrop with the balance of a standard.

Overall Rating

Power
89%
Control
78%
Spin
88%
Forgiveness
79%

Specs

Check out the defining traits of this paddle to help inform your purchase decision. For any terms that are new to you, the ‘What is this?’ feature will provide you with a detailed explanation.

16"

Core Thickness

Paddle thickness influences the balance between power and control; thicker paddles generally enhance power, while thinner paddles offer better control and touch.

16.5"

Paddle Length

Longer paddles extend a player’s reach, beneficial for defensive play and volleys, but may sacrifice some maneuverability.

7.5"

Paddle Width

A wider paddle provides a larger sweet spot for more consistent ball striking, but may reduce overall paddle length and affect reach.

5.25"

Handle Length

Longer handles benefit players who prefer a two-handed backhand and provide more reach. Shorter handles may offer a more balanced feel for players who rely on wrist action

Performance Overview

Power

The Electrum Model E Elite paddle delivers explosive power on every shot, allowing you to drive the ball past your opponents with ease.

Control

With its precision-engineered design and responsive surface, this paddle gives you unmatched control over your shots, allowing for pinpoint accuracy and placement.

Spin

The textured surface of the paddle enables you to put incredible spin on the ball, making it difficult for your opponents to return your shots effectively.

Maneuverability

Despite its power-packed performance, the Electrum Model E Elite paddle remains lightweight and maneuverable, allowing you to react quickly and adapt to any situation on the court.

Durability

Built to withstand the rigors of intense gameplay, this paddle is designed to last, ensuring that it will remain a reliable companion on the court for years to come.

Product Summary

Electrum – Model E Elite paddles excel in every facet of the game thanks to cutting-edge technology and expert craftsmanship. You can generate incredible power on every shot with its carbon fiber face’s responsiveness and pop. The polymer honeycomb core provides the right balance of control and agility for precise accuracy. The Model E Elite is sought after by serious pickleballers for its elegant design and high-quality materials.

Paddle Overview

The Model E Elite features a sleek and aerodynamic design that reduces wind resistance and allows for faster swings and greater maneuverability. Its carbon fiber composite construction provides optimal stiffness and strength, while the polymer honeycomb core delivers exceptional touch and feel. The paddle’s edge guard offers added durability and protection against dings and dents, ensuring that it will withstand the rigors of intense gameplay.

Yonex Poly Tour Pro 52-58 pounds.
This racket has easier access to power and topspin, and it is also more comfortable. The Ezone 98 offers more stability and control.
This racket is great for aggressive baseliners who enjoy hitting with topspin and power, and who are looking for something more comfortable than a Babolat.
Yes, it is one of the most comfortable rackets for weekend players.
Since it is head light, it lacks stability for volleys.

Paddle Summary

Name:Model E Elite
Brand: Electrum
Surface:Carbon Fiber
Core Material:Polymer Honeycomb
Paddle Shape:Elongated
Paddle Weight:7.8-8.3oz
Swing Weight:122"
Core Thickness:16mm
Paddle Length:16.75inches
Paddle Width:7.5"
Handle Length:5.25oz

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