Joola Pro IV Launch: Dual Certification, Tech Flex Power Revealed

TL;DR

Joola introduces new paddle technology called TFP (Tech Flex Power) that increases dwell time, flexibility, and ball feel. The Pro IV paddle will be dual certified by UPA and USAP, be slightly heavier at 0.1 oz more, and have the same swing weight as the 3S. Compressed cores are being eliminated due to consumer confusion.

Joola Product Announcements

• Tech Flex Power (TFP) : A new technology that increases dwell time, flexibility, forgiveness, and enhances ball feel.
• Pro IV Paddle : The Pro IV will be slightly heavier (approximately 0.1 oz) but with a similar swing weight to the 3S. It will be dual certified by both UPA and USAP.
• Price Changes : The 3S price has been lowered, and the Mod price point has been maintained.
• Release Timeline : The Perseus and Aggasi Pro will be released in March at $279.95, while the Scorpeus, Magnus, and Hyperion will be released in April.
• Future Changes : The 3S will become dual certified at $239.95, a UPA-only Pro IV version will be available, the Gen 2 will be replaced, and compressed cores will be discontinued.

On-Court Play and Impressions

• The video shows the host and others playing pickleball with the new Pro IV paddle.
• There are gameplay clips and reactions to shots and the paddle’s performance.

Conclusion

• The host expresses being impressed with the Pro IV paddle after some on-court time.

For paddle reviews, clear buy verdict: the Pro IV paddle from Joola offers improved dwell time, flexibility, and ball feel with their new Tech Flex Power technology while maintaining a similar swing weight to the popular 3S model. For a premium but moderately priced option, the Pro IV is an appealing upgrade. For instruction videos, key actionable takeaway: Focus on establishing your brand identity, company vision, and managing expectations from the start when launching products or a business.