Vatic V-Sol Pro versus V-Sol Power: Which one you should use?

        The newest vatic pro paddles are HERE! You may be thinking about purchasing one of these awesome paddles but you don't know which one suits you best. Today, I will be showing you which new Vatic Pro paddle is best for you and your playing style.


       First up is the Vatic V-Sol Power. This paddle features the same honeycomb EPP design as the previous V-Core, with enhancements to the adhesive and surface. The sweet spot has also been drastically improved from before. This paddle can be categorized on the higher end of the power spectrum. As you can see in the x-ray image, the core is made for powerful shots on any area of the surface. It has holes on the inside to reduce swing weight while maintaining powerful drives. 

      People who may want to use this are people who don't want to swing hard to have the ball accelerate. Other players include people who like to win fast points and go for winners. While this paddle has lots of pop, the control is not left out. The raw carbon fiber surface grips the ball, allowing you to control the power of the paddle. I wouldn't recommend power paddles to new players. I believe that learning to play with control is key to your longevity in this game. Anybody can hit the ball hard. But only high-level players can control where they want the ball to go. That's the difference between average and great. Control. With that said, if you can control all of this power, then go for it. I just think that there are better beginner paddles out there, like my Vatic pro Prism 16mm.

        This paddle is for players who want power. If your game relies on drives, counters, and fast-paced offense, this paddle fits. It’s designed to hit hard, respond fast, and help you finish points quickly.

You won’t get the most delicate touch, but you will get speed, pop, and confidence on aggressive shots. It’s ideal for singles players, fast-paced doubles players, and anyone who wants their paddle to do more of the work. If you’re tired of paddles that feel mushy or slow, this one changes the game.


        This is the new Vatic V-Sol Pro. The pro series features a solid EPP core with an EVA foam ring on the perimeter, which you may have seen done similarly in other paddles. This paddle sits at the more powerful end of the all-court category, or the bottom end of the power category. This paddle has been constructed to have the most pop while maintaining elite level control. This paddle is a net-lovers dreams. You can spend all day tapping dinks over the net with the control on this paddle. Great for rallying at the net where speed and precision are most important. This would be a great beginner paddle. The price point is extremely reasonable given the specs that it has. Like I've said before, Vatic Pro could charge a lot more money for these paddles. This paddle should also be very forgiving. Since this one has superior control, you should have an easy time keeping the ball in the court.

        Players who want to use this paddle are finesse players who want to control exactly where their ball is going. This paddle is also great for people who don't want to worry about crushing the ball out of bounds. This paddle give you the best control while allowing powerful drives from the baseline. This paddle is great for anyone from beginners to elite level players. If you are a beginner deciding between these two paddles, I would go with the Vatic V-Sol Pro. The amount of control it gives you is critical in building your skills and it still has a good amount of power. Even if your not a beginner, this paddle would still be a great choice. Or, you could level up your power and go with the Vatic V-Sol Power. Either way, you would be making a great choice with one of these paddles.

   Again, these paddles are now for sale for $109.99. It's safe to assume that these paddles will sell very quickly, so make sure to grab one for yourself. As always, use code WILLPB if you want to save $10. Thank you for reading! If you want to check out my review of the Vatic Pro Prism 16mm review, click HERE.




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