Raw T700 carbon-fibre face
Toray T700 raw carbon weave, not painted-on grit. An uncoated face that grips the ball for spin.
Sliced open so you can see it: a Gen-3 thermoformed build, engineered to survive Indian courts and Indian summers.
Toray T700 raw carbon weave, not painted-on grit. An uncoated face that grips the ball for spin.
PP honeycomb with EVA and epoxy foam injected around the perimeter: a denser, more even response and a bigger sweet spot, with no dead spots as the core beds in.
Same chassis, two cores. 14mm for power, 16mm for control. One price.
Inside the build
The paddle← drag the handle →
Absorbs the scrapes from dive saves and hard-court drags so the face stays true.
Extra material at the collar, the exact point where most imported paddles crack first.
Enough reach to drive the ball on a 139 mm handle, balanced enough to stay quick at the kitchen line.
Same chassis, same raw T700 carbon face, same Gen-3 thermoformed build. Two cores, two different games.

Power · Pop

Control · Sweet spot
The Apex Pro is built to trade blows with paddles that cost two to three times more. Here is the honest side-by-side.
| Specs | Best value Kourtz Apex Pro₹21,000 | CRBN 1X Power≈ ₹22,000 | Selkirk Vanguard≈ ₹21,000 | Joola Gen-3≈ ₹24,000 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Face | Raw carbon fibre (T700) | Raw carbon | Raw carbon | Carbon friction |
| Build | Gen-3 thermoformed · edge-guarded | Thermoformed | Cold-pressed | Thermoformed |
| Core | 14 / 16 mm foam-injected honeycomb | 16mm | 14 / 16mm | 14 / 16mm |
| Shape | Standard · 419 × 190 mm | Elongated | Standard / hybrid | Elongated |
| Weight | 226 ± 5 g | ≈ 226 g | 224–238 g | ≈ 227 g |
| Swing weight | 109–115 | 112 | 110–118 | 114 |
| Built for India | Tuned & tested here | No | No | No |
| Warranty in India | 1 yr, local | Import / none | Import / none | Import / none |
| Price | ₹21,000 | ≈ ₹22,000 | ≈ ₹21,000 | ≈ ₹24,000 |
Specs are manufacturer-published approximations and vary by model and batch. Competitor prices are indicative landed/import prices in India and change with duties and exchange rates.

Built for players like"Switched from a Joola Hyperion last month. Apex Gen-3 has the same pop, holds up better in Mumbai humidity, and cost me 30% less. Not going back."
"Went 16mm for kitchen control. Dinks sit down exactly where I aim them. Resets feel effortless now."
"Tested head-to-head with a Selkirk Vanguard. 90% of the performance at 60% of the price. Edge guard is grippier on dive saves."
"Went 14mm for kitchen control. Dinks sit down exactly where I aim them. Resets feel effortless now."
If you're in your first few months, start with the Alpha 16mm: bigger sweet spot, more forgiving, a third of the price of an import. The Apex Pro on this page is the next step up, built for players moving into regular club games and 3.0+ play.
Same chassis, same raw T700 carbon face, same foam-injected core construction. The 16mm has longer ball dwell, more touch, and a larger sweet spot: control when the rally gets fast. The 14mm is livelier off the face, with more pop for drives and put-aways. Unsure? Most players are happiest on the 16mm.
The Apex Pro is a standard 419 × 190 mm shape on a 139 mm handle: enough length to drive the ball with reach, balanced enough to stay quick and forgiving while you build consistency. Total weight is a tuned 226 ± 5 g.
Every paddle ships with a premium overgrip pre-installed at 4.25 in circumference. Message us on WhatsApp before dispatch if you want it built up or a lead-tape weight kit added, no charge on the grip itself.
Yes. Designed and tested in India, for Indian heat, humidity, and hard courts, then sold direct to you at roughly 30% under comparable imported paddles.
1-year manufacturer warranty against material and workmanship defects, plus a 7-day exchange if a paddle arrives defective or damaged (we pay return shipping; change-of-mind returns aren't accepted). Cosmetic scuffs and edge cracks from accidental impact aren't covered. Full terms here.