Very stable with a great sweet spot and plush

This paddle is amazing. It really is a totally new material to learn but once you get the hang of it the pop and spin are incredible. I've played with the alpha and it's not quite as stable but once I got more used to the Omega I've been playing with it as my main.

this is a well balanced paddle with a generous sweet spot. I play primarily with a Joola and I found that the Alpha paddle had a similar feel and power.

Honestly unreal how great of a paddle you get for this price. I love the long handle and powerful face. This paddles has it all and is one of my go-to-choice's. Coretek has done something special with this one and I hope the company gets the recognition it deserves for the hard work they put into this. Would recommend it to anyone!!!

My serves are good and low and powerful, but I'm not sure I have the accuracy down yet. I used to be able to hit it right on the middle line to their backhands pretty regularly, I'm not hitting that shot as well....yet. I'm not dinking as well yet either, but it's because the ball comes off the paddle a lot faster, so I'm hitting it a little longer than I wish. I think I need more time with it. I play with a lot of power type players so I don't get as much dinking play as I should be. I'd buy the paddle again if I lost it or it got stolen. I catch people off guard with quick drive shots into their torso, it's just so fast they can't get to it in time.

Without a question, both paddles play great. Alpha is definitely geared towards faster play, whereas Omega towards more control. Great paddles.

I had been using the Engage Pro series for about the last year. When I tried the Alpha I knew I had to switch. I convinced my men's doubles and mixed doubles partner to test drive them and now we all on team Coretek. Good control and plenty of pop and power. We added a carbon fiber edge guard and it really looks sweet.

If your put-aways are getting returned, buy an ALPHA α. In addition to the punch this paddle packs, it felt stable in my hand when resetting drives. At the kitchen I could dink aggressively with spin. The sweet spot feels huge and responsive. Players looking for power on a budget need to look no further than the ALPHA α.

Happy with the quality. The stitching and material are great. This actually seems comparable to some decent athletic wear.

I have played with lots of paddles over the last year and the Omega is at the top of the list when it comes to power, pop, and playability. There are so many good things to say about this paddle and I’ll share a few. 1. The 6 inch handle is great in conjunction with the paddle weight, it is well balanced. 2. The speed that the balls comes off during hands battles is pretty epic. 3. I love the sound of the paddle when you hit the ball purely on the sweet spot.

The amount of ingenuity and tech in this paddle is beyond worth the price. Highly recommend!

Sincerely,

Satisfied pickleball player

The CoreTech Alpha looks amazing BUT the playability is awesome! I don’t understand all the tech in the paddle but I can feel the difference in with power. The price is unbelievable for the product.

Demo at a local place. Play great!

I rotate the Alpha with my Ruby, DBD, Proline S, etc. and it plays as well as any of them. Power, control, pop and spin are excellent. I’ve added no lead tape and I’ve played it for a month with no elbow issues. I have been surprised at how much control I have while using it since it’s known for power. I thoroughly enjoy playing the Alpha and communication with Coretek has been top tier. I

Everyone knows the Alpha hits hard. It definitely does. What people might not realize is the spin it generates. I’ve had 2 other good raw carbon fiber paddles, and neither of them produces the spin the Alpha generates. I’m sure the Omega’s spin is just as good or even better since it’s 18K carbon. All in all, the alpha is great paddle. My paddle weighs 8.56 oz but it doesn’t feel too heavy. It’s balanced well and since it is slightly heavier than the average paddle, it provides plenty of power.