Selkirk Omni review: Is Selkirk’s latest paddle better than the Boomstik?
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The Selkirk Omni is one of the biggest paddle launches since the Boomstik last summer, and after getting some early court time with it … we have a LOT of thoughts.
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In this review we cover:
- The brand new adjustable MOI weight system.
- How the Omni compares to the Selkirk Boomstik.
- The new Double Ring Core design.
- Power, pop, feel and forgiveness.
- Why Selkirk shifted toward a more all-court approach.
- Potential concerns with the new weight system.
The Omni introduces removable/repositionable weights that let you customize swing weight, stability and power in seconds without tungsten tape or tools. Combined with Selkirk’s Infinigrit Surface and new core construction, this feels like a very different direction from the Boomstik, and honestly one that we think will fit most players better.
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Our testing process
Team Kitchen is our team of expert paddle reviewers, all 5.0+ players. They test every paddle with other high-level players in their area, on every kind of shot, in drills and real games, to see how it performs in real-world play.
Every paddle is also measured on the same scale: power, spin, swing weight and twist weight, so any two paddles compare fairly.
We use the Life Time LT Pro 48 pickleball for our testing.