Ethos Pickleball
SCORIA
SCORIA
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- Scoria is an excellent control paddle with a rare 6 inch handle giving plenty of room for comfortable two-handed backhands and an ideal paddle for players with a tennis background.
- Full thermoforming with edgefoam and unibody construction give stable, durable, and consistent performance at an amazing value. 180 day warranty applies!
- A 4.125" (or 4 1/8") circumference makes for a comfortable grip for just about everyone!
Key Benefits
Key Benefits
- Enhanced Maneuverability: Lightweight design allows for swift movements and quick reactions.
- Superior Control: Foam injection and thermoformed construction provide excellent stability and control. By adding extra layers of T700, three on each side, the paddle feels solid with no deadspots and consistent performance.
- Maximum Spin: The tightweave raw carbon surface ensures maximum spin for advanced gameplay.
- Comfort and Grip: The 6-inch handle with a 4.25-inch circumference offers a comfortable and secure grip.
Durability: Due to the thermoformed construction and use of extra layers of carbon fiber, three on each side, Scoria paddles tend to last a very long time compared to most thermoformed paddles.
Features
Features
- Thermoformed unibody construction with heat-welded carbon fiber.
- Foam injected throughout the paddle's perimeter.
- Three layers of TORAY T700 Raw Carbon Fiber.
- Tightweave raw carbon surface for enhanced spin.
- Traditional shape with a 6-inch handle.
Specifications
Specifications
- Spin: 1,860 RPM
- Twist Weight: 6.0
- Swing Weight: 119
- Thickness: 16mm
- Dimensions: 16.5" length, 7.5" width
- Handle Length: 6"
- Handle Circumference: 4.125"
Average Weight: 8.1oz (+-0.2oz)
History
History
The SCORIA paddle was designed in North Carolina with a focus on combining traditional paddle shapes with modern materials and construction techniques. The use of thermoformed unibody construction and TORAY T700 Raw Carbon Fiber ensures durability and performance, catering to serious players who demand the best from their equipment.
Behind the Name
Behind the Name
SCORIA is inspired by the volcanic term for a flaming molten projectile, reflecting the paddle's dynamic and powerful performance characteristics. Since it’s release, the average level of “power” paddles has increased so dramatically that the Scoria now is generally considered a control paddle. Compared to first generation raw carbon fiber paddles, it does, however, hold a significant power advantage.
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Hey everyone, It's Vance at AD-VancePickleball.com
I have been playing with the Scoria for over a year now and have been playing pickleball and Racquetball for over 55 years. I've gone through lots of paddles but none like this. If you want a paddle that hits the ball where you want to go, this is the one. You see it simple, because it has a smaller head you have to push less air and control less paddle movement when making your shot. If you have trouble hitting the sweet spot on your paddle you might want to go to one of those $30 paddles until you are more consistent but paying $300 for an overpriced overrated paddle is really stupid for you. Start here and learn to control the ball. You cannot out hit those young guys but you sure can outthink and out maneuver them with the SCORIA. Give it a try and let Michael know Vance sent you. U won't regret it, I sure haven't. I'm off to Senior Game Nationals in July and USA pickleball Nationals in November and I hope to see you there with your new Scoria in Hand, look me up I'm looking forward to meeting you. Vance
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The Ethos Pickleball Arete will always be my go-to, but as I am working the Twoey backhand I needed a little more surface area as my twoey is a work in progress. I added this Power Paddle to my Arsenal and goodness does it deliver. I’m amazed how tight the paddle feels similar to the Arete. The 6” grip length allows me to work the “feel” of my twoey. I’m a value seeking Pickler . . The price is hard to beat. @ 120 swingweight don’t let me get off a forehand drive. This product is 5/5 . . PURCHASE NOW!
My game focuses on placement over power. I need a paddle that will allow me to have accuracy with my light touch. While I am at the NVZ I primarily use a two handed grip so the longer handle is perfect. This paddle is well made and comes at a much more affordable price than any other comparable paddle.
I really love my new paddle. At first, I was concerned at the smaller size, but I love the 6 inch handle as a former tennis player. It has really helped my two handed backhand. Also great customer service.
The Scoria is a good paddle but it might be 5 Stars if it had more surface area. More narrow then the Joola and not as wide as the ProLite so trying to dial-in the best play performance considering the limitations. Pricing is good trade off
