JOOLA “Da Hammer” paddle
Our take on the JOOLA “Da Hammer” paddle
They call him “Da Hammer” for a reason. In the new comedy movie on Apple TV, The Dink, Jake Johnson stars as Dusty “Da Hammer” Boyd, a washed-up tennis pro forced to pick up pickleball to save his club and win back his father’s respect. The JOOLA “Da Hammer” Pickleball Paddle is an exclusive limited-edition paddle inspired by the film and built for anyone ready to swing for their own comeback.
Featuring JOOLA’s elongated Perseus shape (the same shape as Dusty’s paddle in The Dink) it’s constructed with JOOLA’s durable Astral technology, which includes a carbon fiber sand-blasted surface for predictable contact and a Feel-Tec Pure Grip for long-lasting comfort.
- Price
- $99.95
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What is the JOOLA "Da Hammer" paddle?
An exclusive limited-edition paddle inspired by The Dink, the Apple TV comedy starring Jake Johnson as Dusty "Da Hammer" Boyd, a washed-up tennis pro.
How much does the JOOLA "Da Hammer" paddle cost?
$99.95. It is an exclusive limited-edition JOOLA paddle inspired by The Dink, the pickleball comedy movie on Apple TV.
What shape is the JOOLA "Da Hammer" paddle?
It uses JOOLA's elongated Perseus shape, the same shape as Dusty Boyd's paddle in The Dink.
What is the JOOLA "Da Hammer" paddle made of?
It's built with JOOLA's Astral technology, including a sand-blasted carbon fiber surface for predictable contact and a Feel-Tec Pure Grip for long-lasting comfort.
Which is the best JOOLA pickleball paddle?
The JOOLA Pro V series, including the Perseus, Kosmos and Scorpeus, is widely seen as the brand's best, refining older models' power into a more manageable, controlled game.
How We Tested
Our paddle reviewers (all 5.0+ players) work with other high-level players in their area to test paddles on a variety of shots. This testing involves several hours of drills and games in an effort to determine how the paddle impacts performance in real-world scenarios.
We use the Life Time LT Pro 48 pickleball for our testing.