Selkirk OMNI Elongated
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Selkirk OMNI Elongated
Premium all-court foam paddle with adjustable MOI weights and ReactCore double-ring technology. Offers a controlled, feel-first response that tones down the Boomstik's raw power while maintaining strong spin and stability.
$300
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| Key Specifications | |
|---|---|
| Swing Weight | 121.5 |
| Spin Rpm | 2364 |
| Twist Weight | 7.06 |
| Balance | 24.5 cm |
| Static Weight | 8.2 oz |
Pros (from reviews)
- Removable, repositionable MOI weights
- ReactCore double-ring for adaptive feel
- Strong spin from InfiniGrit surface
- Excellent control and forgiveness
- Higher twist weight (7.06) than Boomstik for more stability
- Elite spin at 2,364 RPM
- Adjustable MOI system lets you customize feel
- Controlled, feel-first response
Cons (from reviews)
- Premium price at $300
- Less raw power than Boomstik
- Removable weights may loosen over time
- Less raw power than Boomstik
- Premium price at $300
- Potential edge guard durability concerns observed in testing
📺 YouTube Review Videos
📝 Written Review Highlights
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Team Kitchen — The Kitchen (full review)
"The Omni prioritizes feel and controllability over raw power and features removable/repositionable weights that let you customize swing weight, stability and power in seconds without tungsten tape or tools."
"Players who want a controllable, feel-first paddle they can customize without tungsten tape or tools."
Pros
- Removable, repositionable MOI weights
- ReactCore double-ring for adaptive feel
- Strong spin from InfiniGrit surface
- Excellent control and forgiveness
Cons
- Premium price at $300
- Less raw power than Boomstik
- Removable weights may loosen over time
Play-tested by multiple 5.0+ players across all shot types.
John Kew — John Kew Pickleball (full review)
"The OMNI successfully tones down the Boomstik's power while maintaining much of the same feel and identity."
"It reads 2,364 RPM to the Boomstik's 2,306, both comfortably in Elite territory."
Pros
- Higher twist weight (7.06) than Boomstik for more stability
- Elite spin at 2,364 RPM
- Adjustable MOI system lets you customize feel
- Controlled, feel-first response
Cons
- Less raw power than Boomstik
- Premium price at $300
- Potential edge guard durability concerns observed in testing
Independently measured using calibrated lab equipment. 400+ paddles tested since 2021. No sponsor influence.
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