PicklePro Max Polymer X Core Foam Enhance CFS
Description
Max Polymer Core Foam Enhance targets advanced players who need reliable performance during tournament matches and intensive training sessions. This paddle combines thermoformed construction with full carbon fiber materials to handle aggressive swings while maintaining consistent ball response. CFS surface finish to provide a powerfull spin.At 220g with ±10g tolerance, it provides sufficient mass for baseline power without sacrificing hand speed at the net.
USAPA approval ensures legal tournament use, while the 16.4" length and carbon fiber face deliver the reach and spin potential that competitive players rely on. The 16mm core thickness creates a firm contact feel with controlled ball deflection, suited for players who understand timing and prefer predictable paddle response over maximum forgiveness. More to say, each paddle ships with a premium leather cover, completing the professional package.
Key Features:
Core Foam: Enhances power and control while providing excellent shock absorption for a smoother, more comfortable play
Full Carbon Fiber Face: Delivers unmatched touch and durability
X-Enhance Foam Edge Technology: Expands the sweet spot and improves control
CFS Spin Surface: Textured finish for advanced spin generation
Thermoformed Construction: Boosts paddle stiffness and energy return
USAP Approved: Ready for tournament play
TPE Edge Guard: Premium protection without sacrificing performance
Premium Aesthetics: Bold black grip with signature yellow MAX brand.
Specifications
Weight: 220g ±10g/ 0.48 lbs
Length: 418 mm / 16.4 inches
Width: 189 mm / 7.44 inches
Grip Length: 133 mm / 5.25 inches
Grip Circumference: 108 mm / 4.25 inches
Thickness: 16 mm
Surface: Carbon Fiber with CFS finish
Edge Guard: TPE Protective Edge
Core: Polypropylene Honeycomb (16 mm)
Construction: Thermoformed, Full Carbon Fiber
Grip Color: Black
Logo Color: White
Approval: USAP Approved
Grip Type: Moisture-Wicking Cushion Grip
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Features of Max Polymer Core Foam Enhance
Thermoformed Carbon Fiber Face
The carbon fiber construction with CFS finish creates a surface texture that grips the ball during contact. This allows skilled players to generate topspin on drives and slice on defensive shots. The thermoformed process bonds layers under heat, eliminating soft spots that can develop in cheaper paddle construction.
16mm Polypropylene Core
The thicker 16mm core provides more mass behind ball contact compared to thinner alternatives. This transfers swing energy more efficiently into ball speed, particularly useful for baseline players who hit through the court.

Extended Paddle Dimensions
At 418mm length, this paddle reaches balls that shorter paddles miss by 6-8mm. The 189mm width maintains adequate sweet spot size while allowing the extended length. These proportions suit players with longer reach or those who prefer staying back from the net.
Edge Protection System
The TPE edge guard wraps around the paddle perimeter, protecting the carbon fiber from chips and cracks during court contact. Unlike tape-based edge protection, this molded system won't peel off or create raised edges that affect ball deflection.
Playing Characteristics
The 220g weight requires proper swing mechanics to control effectively. Players with developed technique appreciate how the mass carries through contact, creating penetrating shots that push opponents behind the baseline.
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FAQs
1. How long does a carbon pickleball paddle last?
Carbon fiber paddles typically last 12-24 months with regular competitive play. Tournament players practicing daily can expect 12-18 months, while recreational players get 18-24 months. The TPE edge guard system protects against impact damage that shortens the paddle's lifespan.
2. How to clean a carbon pickleball paddle?
Clean the carbon fiber face with a damp cloth and mild soap, avoiding abrasive cleaners that damage the CFS finish texture. Wipe the moisture-wicking grip with a slightly damp cloth to remove salt buildup from perspiration. Allow the paddle to air dry completely before storage. Avoid soaking or using harsh chemicals that can affect the thermoformed construction.
3. How to repair a carbon paddle blade?
Minor surface scratches on carbon fiber cannot be effectively repaired without affecting ball response. Deep chips or cracks require professional repair or replacement, as DIY fixes compromise structural integrity and USAPA approval. Contact the PickePro shop for assessment if damage affects performance.
4. Which is better, graphite or carbon pickleball paddle?
Carbon fiber provides superior durability and spin potential compared to graphite. Carbon maintains a consistent surface texture longer and resists impact damage better. Graphite paddles offer lighter weight but less durability. Competitive players prefer carbon for its consistent ball response and spin generation capabilities.
5. How much spin does this paddle generate?
The Max Polymer X Core Foam Enhance generates high spin levels due to its carbon fiber CFS finish surface texture. The thermoformed construction maintains consistent surface roughness across the entire face, providing reliable spin generation on both topspin drives and slice shots. Spin potential depends on player technique, but this paddle provides the surface friction needed for advanced spin techniques used in competitive play.
6. How does the foam-enhanced core technology improve performance?
The foam wrapping around the core reduces vibration while improving shot feedback. Players feel the difference between clean and off-center hits more clearly, helping with shot adjustment during matches. The foam enhancement maintains USAPA approval while adding control without sacrificing the power from the 16mm core thickness.
7. Does the paddle have the “right” amount of power and speed?
The 220g weight and 16mm core provide substantial power for baseline drives while maintaining enough maneuverability for net exchanges. The thermoformed construction transfers swing energy efficiently into ball speed. Players with proper technique will generate significant pace, while the extended 418mm/16.4" length adds leverage for serves. The paddle suits aggressive players who prefer power over maximum control.
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