The choice depends on your skill level and playing style.
If you’re a beginner or a player seeking stability and durability, an edge-protected paddle is a solid choice. The edge guard improves torsion resistance, expands the sweet spot for forgiving off-center hits, and protects the paddle from wear and tear. However, the added weight can reduce swing speed, and some players find the edge guard distracting in fast games.
For advanced players who value speed and precision, Frameless paddles are ideal. They’re lighter, allowing quicker swings and better maneuverability, with a larger uninterrupted surface for a delicate, direct touch. However, they’re less durable and require more skill to control off-center hits, as they’re prone to twisting and vibrations.
Go for an edge-protected paddle if you prioritize stability and forgiveness. Choose Frameless if you’re ready for speed and refined control. Luzz offers premium options for both styles to match your needs!
