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CPX Max pickleball paddle
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CPX

Max CPX

Pickleball· Max

Very goodUpdated on 2026-10-05

The CPX Max pickleball paddle is elongated and unibody thermoformed, with a thin 14 mm polypropylene honeycomb core (6 mm cells), the thinnest the brand makes, to return more energy on drives and put-aways. The face is T700 carbon with a friction finish, which bites the ball and generates spin. It measures 16.52 in by 7.48 in, with an aerodynamic channel in the throat that reduces weight, weighs 8.2 oz, has a 4.92 in handle and a 4.21 in grip.

Key specs

Full specs
Weight
8.2 oz
Core thickness
14 mm
Face material
T700 carbon, friction finish
Core
PP honeycomb, 6 mm cells
Width
7.5 in
Length
16.5 in

LevelsIntermediate, Advanced

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Strengths and watch-outs

Levels
Intermediate, Advanced

Specs

Construction
Face materialT700 carbon, friction finishMedium confidence
CorePP honeycomb, 6 mm cellsMedium confidence
Core thickness14 mmMedium confidence
Edge protectionNo dataMedium confidence
ThermoformedYesMedium confidence
USA Pickleball approvedNo dataMedium confidence
Dimensions
Weight8.2 ozMedium confidence
Width7.5 inMedium confidence
Length16.5 inMedium confidence
Grip length4.9 inMedium confidence
Grip circumference4.2 inMedium confidence
ShapeElongatedMedium confidence

How the RR Score was calculated

CriterionWeightScore
Specs65%74
Approval from players35%65

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