Engage Pursuit Ex 6.0 Review

Listed specs: textured graphite face, 5/8 inch Control Pro "Black" polymer core, 16 x 8 inch face, 5 inch handle, lite (7.5-7.9 oz) and standard (8.0-8.4 oz) weights.

Engage Pursuit Ex 6.0 Review

General Thoughts

I recently got the chance to test out the Engage Pursuit EX 6.0 pickleball paddle and I have to say I'm impressed. This paddle has a graphite surface and a polymer core, which offers great control and responsiveness. I found it to be incredibly maneuverable, yet still had great power when needed.The weight of the paddle is also great - it's not too light, but not too heavy either. I was able to move it quickly without feeling like I was exerting too much effort. The grip was comfortable and I never had to adjust my hand position to keep a good hold on it.Overall, I'm very pleased with the Engage Pursuit EX 6.0 pickleball paddle. It provides a great balance of control and power, and it's comfortable to use. Highly recommended!

Paddle Design

The Engage Pursuit EX 6.0 pickleball paddle is a great example of a high-end design that truly delivers. Its graphite surface and polymer core give it a soft, responsive feel.

The large face provides ample room for a variety of shots.

The paddle comes in lite and standard weights, so you can pick the feel that suits you. Its sleek design gives it a modern look, yet it still maintains the traditional feel of pickleball paddles.

The paddle's overall performance is exceptional. The 5/8 inch core gives a soft, controlled feel, and the handle was comfortable. On the flip side, the surface can be a bit slippery, so players need to be sure to use a light touch.

Overall, the Engage Pursuit EX 6.0 pickleball paddle is an excellent choice for players looking for a high-end paddle with a modern look. Its weight options make it adaptable, while the graphite face and polymer core are built to be durable. With a comfortable grip and great performance, this paddle is sure to be a hit for any pickleball enthusiast.

Attacking Play

I've had the Engage Pursuit EX 6.0 paddle for about a month now and I'm really impressed with the power and control it provides for my attacking game. In practice, I've found it to be really responsive when attacking shots, as it can send a powerful shot over the net with very little effort. I also appreciate its light weight, which makes it easier to maneuver when I'm on the run.

However, I have found that it can be a bit too whippy at times. Although it is great for powerful shots, it can get away from me if I'm not careful. It can also feel a bit slippery when I'm going full force, so I need to be sure to keep a tight grip.

Overall, I'm very satisfied with the Engage Pursuit EX 6.0. As an attacking player, I'm still able to get great power and control from the paddle, but I need to be mindful of its potential drawbacks. With some practice, I'm sure I can refine my game and make the most of this great paddle.

Control Play

I recently got a chance to play with the Engage Pursuit EX 6.0 and was pleasantly surprised by the amount of control it offered. I found I was able to place my shots exactly where I wanted them to go and had great control of the spin. The paddle felt solid in my hand and gave me a great feel when striking the ball. My opponents commented on the amount of spin I was able to get off the paddle and it helped me to win a few points.

The only downside to playing with the Engage Pursuit EX 6.0 was that it felt a bit heavy at times. I found myself getting tired more quickly because of the extra weight of the paddle. I also found that I had to use more force when hitting the ball in order to get the power I wanted.

Overall, I was really pleased with the control I had playing with the Engage Pursuit EX 6.0. It was a great choice for me as a player who likes to put a lot of spin on the ball. It was a bit heavy for my taste but I was able to adjust to it after a few games.

Sum It Up

The Engage Pursuit EX 6.0 pickleball paddle is an impressive piece of kit that offers a great combination of power, control and maneuverability. Its weight options and 5/8 inch Control Pro core make it controlled and easy to handle. On the flip side, the surface can be a bit slippery and the paddle can be a bit too whippy at times, but with some practice and a light touch, players of all skill levels can reap the rewards of this high-end paddle.