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I played with the new wide body Fever paddle. I was pleasantly surprised how much pop and control I had with it, from the kitchen to the baseline. The larger sweet spot made for more consistent shots and resets. It plays just like the Joola Gen 3 Scorpeus at a third of the cost. Thank you for making a quality paddle at an affordable price. You are the only company I recommend to my students who are really just starting to get into the pickleball game! BRAVO!!

I have 6 paddles that I have kept, (given some away to friends and beginners). I really like my Vatic Pro for spin. I like my Honolulu J2k For hands battles, resets, shot placements. But I always go back to my Fever widebody paddles. They have the best of all worlds. They have really good dwell time, power pop, resets, hand speed and exceptional spin. I get distracted from trying to win, and being consistent because I love the topspin, slices, side spins... I love to see players let the ball bounce and watch it it jump into their body. I also love to hit the ball over the net and getting it to go sideways at a 90 degree angle or better yet getting it to go over the net and jump back into the net. This when I should be trying to win the game. But I play recreational pickup games, so I'm just focused on learning all I can do with the Fever. I get comments all the time about my spin and I just say, it's my new paddle. My son played with the Ben Johns JOOLA IV, and just switched to the Fever Vice colorway. He loves it. Beat paddles for the money.

Far better than my friends Joola Gen4 knockoff from Temu. His looks good but plays awful. Love my Fevers.

I have purchased from Friday paddles from the originals to the Gen3 Fever wide body. Each series has gotten better. I love my new paddle and play with it more than my Selkirk or diadem paddles I have. Good job!

Excellent control and spin, generous sweet spot for consistency and power.

I play 3-4x a week in several leagues. I was curious about the wide body 102 because my soft game could really improve and I've only played on elongated paddles. So I started playing with the wide body 102 about a month ago, and within a few points I was impressed. Now it's my go-to paddle, beating out paddles I've dropped more $$$ on. I've always tried to focus on control and precision more than power, and the 102's wide sweet spot, easier drops, accuracy and hand speed just feels more natural. I find myself not even thinking about the paddle compared to my other paddles (always a good sign). The few shots I've missed out on because of length are nothing compared to how accurate I am in transition and on the kitchen line. (And how effortless it feels!) Highly recommend!

I don't have any weighting in my setup. Playing it straight.