Review: This paddle helped JW Johnson get to DUPR No. 1
This page contains affiliate links. The Kitchen may earn a commission from purchases at no extra cost to you.
Paddletek just released two brand new paddles, and they’re designed for two very different types of players.
The Tempest Veyra, recently seen in the hands of JW Johnson and Jorja Johnson, is a plush, control-oriented paddle, while the new Bantam Jolt brings a stiffer feel and more power.
We’ve been hands-on with both paddles, which come in elongated and widebody shapes. In this review, we break down their construction, technology, on-court performance, and how they compare to help you figure out which one is the better fit for your game.
10% off with code KITCHEN
10% off with code KITCHEN
COVERED IN OUR REVIEW
- Paddletek Tempest Veyra construction and Damping Rod technology.
- Bantam Jolt and its new “FlexCore” technology.
- Elongated vs widebody performance.
- Power, control, pop, feel, and stability.
- How the Veyra and Jolt compare on the court.
- Which paddle we’d recommend for different play styles.
