XCELER8 Xcaliber Ergo Handle

I’m a 4.2 DUPR and I have been using ergo paddles for almost 2 years now. I felt connected to the Xcaliber ergo paddle almost instantly, and I felt like I finally had a weapon in my hands (other ergo paddles just didn’t cut it). I can go head-to-head with all of these power paddles, and it has been a blast so far. Can’t wait to see how far I can go using this paddle!

I love the paddle.My hand does get a bit sweaty using it, So I will need to find a solution.But it works great.

Thank you very much! I rarely write product reviews. Let me make this clear. I have nothing to do with the XCELER8 company. I know no one who is affiliated with the company. With that said, I love your paddle. It has allowed me to continue playing the game that I love. After starting Pickleball 3 years ago I was diagnosed with medial epicondylitis (pain on the inside of the elbow). Anti-inflammatories, acupuncture and PT only gave marginal relief.
I switched to a Bird Falcon Elite Ergo paddle and my elbow problems dissipated but were not completely relieved. I was sad to see them discontinue production of the paddle.
I was very happy when I saw news of the development of the XCELER8 Paddle and immediately purchased one. In my opinion, the XCELER8 paddle is superior to the Bird Ergo. Not only is it easier on my elbow, it gives me a lot more "pop" and power that the Bird paddle.
Two weeks after using the XCELER8 paddle I purchased a second one just in case something would happen to my first. Congratulations on developing this product and thank you.

Paddle quality is very good, and after getting used to it can play pretty well although I'm not sure it would rise to a competitive level. Not a fan of the fingered grip as it feels too large in my hands. Also the finishing tape on the grip is right where my pinky sits so it rubs against it and has quickly come loose with obviously no way to wrap a silicone band around it. Overall though the paddle hits well and I love how strong my backhand is with this type of hold. Will continue to play with it in rotation with my other paddles.

This paddle aligns perfectly with my arm -- this means that many strokes are essentially arm motions, not hand-and-arm motions. For an older person with tremors or difficulty controlling the fine motor muscles of the hand, this is a net gain, because it relies more on the less-fine motor muscles of the arm.