Bread & Butter Loco Widebody

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Bread & Butter Loco Widebody

Balanced foam-core paddle with fiberglass layer for pop. One of the best full-foam options under $200.

$180–$199 Compare
foam-corewidebodyEPPfiberglassbalancedtournament-ready
Key Specifications
Swing Weight110
Twist Weight7.34
Spin Rpm2061
Balance Point232 mm
Static Weight8.2 oz
Grip Size4.125"
Shape DimsWidebody
Handle Length5.3"

Pros (from reviews)

  • Very poppy and powerful for a foam core paddle
  • Good alternative to expensive paddles like the Boomstik
  • Comes in all three shapes
  • Forgiving sweet spot
  • Tournament-tested performance
  • Balanced power and control

Cons (from reviews)

  • Not easy for beginners to control
  • No long lasting texture
  • Elongated model can be heavy for some
  • 6-month warranty (shorter than competitors)

📺 YouTube Review Videos

Bread & Butter Loco Paddle Review: A Control Paddle With A Side of Pop
All Drive No Drop Pickleball · 2025 · N/A views · N/A
Bread and Butter Loco Review: The Best Power Pickleball Paddle?
All Drive No Drop Pickleball · 2025 · N/A views · N/A
I Tested 15 Power Paddles… This One Hits the Hardest
The Kitchen Pickleball · 2026-04-17 · N/A views · 28:20
Bread & Butter Loco 2 Review: Did They Fix Its Biggest Weakness?
JohnKew Pickleball · 2026-10-14 · N/A views · 12:09

📝 Written Review Highlights

Direct quotes from creator websites. No paraphrasing.

"I've been using this paddle for about a month now, and I honestly think it's one of the best full foam options out right now."
"When I first tried the Bread & Butter Loco, I honestly didn't think it would compete with the big names. The foam market is full of paddles like the Selkirk Boomstik and Ronbus Quanta, and I figured the Loco would land somewhere in between. After one session, I took it to a tournament two days later, and it hasn't left my bag since."
Pros
  • Very poppy and powerful for a foam core paddle
  • Good alternative to expensive paddles like the Boomstik
  • Comes in all three shapes
  • Forgiving sweet spot
  • Tournament-tested performance
  • Balanced power and control
Cons
  • Not easy for beginners to control
  • No long lasting texture
  • Elongated model can be heavy for some
  • 6-month warranty (shorter than competitors)
Paddle sent free. 4.70 DUPR rating. 400+ paddles tested since 2021. No sponsor influence.

🔍 Cross-Reviewer Consensus

Only includes points where 2+ verified reviewers address the same topic.

TopicConsensusSources
Balance One of the most balanced foam paddles — good mix of power and control Chris Olson
Sweet spot Forgiving, large sweet spot Chris Olson
Feel Firm, solid, connected — not mushy like older foam builds Chris Olson
Fiberglass layer Adds pop and stiffness compared to pure foam Chris Olson
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