Vulcan
Vulcan V570
The Vulcan V570 is an elongated, middleweight paddle with a raw carbon fiber face and thick polypropylene core. It suits players who want extra reach, strong spin potential, and an extended handle for two-handed backhands.
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Overview
The V570 uses an 8-ounce raw carbon fiber face over a 16 mm polypropylene core. Its 16.5-inch length and 7.5-inch width give you extra reach, while the 5.5-inch extended handle leaves room for a two-handed backhand. The 4.25-inch grip circumference offers a fairly standard hold.
The thick core points toward a steadier, softer response than a thinner paddle. Vulcan says its raw carbon surface lets the ball stay on the face longer, supporting control and accuracy on dinks and resets. A reviewer also found the face helped with precise dinking. The 8-ounce weight keeps it from feeling extreme, although some players may want more mass.
Play style
This paddle fits a spin-focused game built around topspin drives, spin drops, and controlled attacks. Reviewers describe strong spin potential and a useful blend of power and precision. The elongated shape helps when you need extra reach from the baseline or at the kitchen.
The raw carbon face and 16 mm core favor soft hands, resets, and placement rather than pure power. The extended handle also supports two-handed backhands and adds leverage on bigger swings. If you are new to spin-heavy paddles, the added bite may take time to control.
Best for
- Players who want extra reach at the kitchen and from the baseline
- Players who rely on topspin drives, spin drops, and backspin variation
- Two-handed backhand players who need a longer handle
- Players upgrading to a thicker paddle for softer resets and controlled dinks
Look elsewhere if
- Players who prefer a very light paddle for quick hand battles
- Players who want a heavy paddle with more mass behind drives
- Players still developing touch with spin-heavy paddle faces
- Players who prefer a shorter, wider paddle shape
Strengths
- Raw carbon fiber face supports spin, control, and accurate soft shots
- 16 mm polypropylene core favors a softer, more controlled response
- 16.5-inch elongated shape provides extra reach
- 5.5-inch handle suits two-handed backhands and added leverage
- 8-ounce weight balances maneuverability with useful stability
Things to consider
- The 8-ounce weight may feel too light if you prefer a heavier swing
- Spin-heavy response can demand more touch control from newer players
- The elongated 7.5-inch shape gives reach but less width than a broader paddle
- Check the exact version before buying because V570 listings also cover raw fiberglass models
Specs
| Brand | Vulcan |
|---|---|
| Weight | 8 oz |
| Core thickness | 16 mm |
| Core material | 16 mm polypropylene honeycomb |
| Face | Carbon fiber |
| Face material | Raw carbon fiber |
| Length | 16.5 in |
| Width | 7.5 in |
| Handle length | 5.5 in |
| Grip circumference | 4.25 in |
| Handle | Extended 5.5-inch handle |
| USA Pickleball approved | Yes |
Not listed by the seller: shape.
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