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ReviewsPUSUN PP-Mini Pro review: the portable AU ball machine
PUSUN's new PP-Mini Pro is the lightest, most affordable smart ball machine on the Australian market: 8kg, app-controlled, $1,399, Chen J...
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2026RPM Blackout V2 Review: Ignatowich's Blacked-Out Paddle
The RPM Blackout V2 is the all-black edition of James Ignatowich's Friction Pro V2, refined with a new carbon layup and a bigger sweet sp...
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2026Aireo Cyclone vs Six Zero Coral vs Friday Aura Pro: the foam-core comparison
Three 16mm foam-core pickleball paddles compared on measured specs: the Aireo Cyclone, Six Zero Coral and Friday Aura Pro. Which one suit...
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2026Luzz Cannon Review (Australia 2026): the $155 paddle that punches up
The Luzz Cannon is a thermoformed T700 raw carbon power paddle at $155. Real measured specs, who it suits, and how it stacks up against p...
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2026Aireo Cyclone or Cyclone X Hybrid: which shape suits your game?
Same 16mm PulseFoam core, same NanoGraph face, same $312. Only the shape changes. Measured swing and twist weights for both, and which on...
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2026Luzz Pickleball Paddles: Which One Suits You (2026)
Luzz pickleball paddles compared for Australian players: Glider, Cannon, Pro 4 Inferno and Tornazo, matched to your skill tier and play s...
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2026Aireo Cyclone vs JOOLA Perseus Pro V: what $312 buys against $469
Two elongated 16mm paddles, $157 apart. The Aireo is 17g lighter, swings lighter, and independent testing puts its spin above the JOOLA's...
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2026Honolulu J3CR Crystal Blue Review: Widebody Power 2026
Honolulu's new J3CR Crystal Blue is the widebody in the Crystal Blue line: a Gen 4.5 spin and power paddle with a big sweet spot and a sp...
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2026Pickleball Courts in Australia: Where to Play (2026)
Looking for a pickleball court near you? Where to play across Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane and beyond, plus the gear to bring to your firs...
