SPARK

• Soft and forgiving on contact
• Effortless to swing — even deep into a session
• Mis-hits stay in play more often
• Comfortable through extended play
• Controlled without feeling muted
• Enough pop for drives, enough touch for finesse

• You're still finding the middle of the face, and want mis-hits to stay in play
• Arm comfort and reduced fatigue matter to you
• You prioritise placement and touch over pure power
• You play long sessions and want the lightest swing in the range
• You're working on consistency and court awareness
• You've had arm or elbow issues with heavier paddles

T700 Raw Carbon Fibre Face

Every FIZZ paddle uses T700 raw carbon fibre — the same material specification as paddles sold at two to three times the price. The raw peel-ply surface grips the ball through the shot, generating spin on serves, resets and drops without any extra technique required.

16mm Polypropylene Honeycomb Core (10mm cells)

Larger honeycomb cells create more flex and impact absorption at contact. The forgiving response is structural — built into the geometry of the core, not a surface-level fix. Compared to EDGE's tighter 8mm cells, SPARK's core absorbs more of the impact energy so your arm takes less of it.

Standard Shape (414 × 192mm)

Classic paddle geometry with a generous sweet spot. The fastest shape to adapt to if you're coming from a recreational paddle, and the most forgiving on off-centre hits across the full face.

Is SPARK too underpowered for competitive play?

No. SPARK balances power and control — it's softer than EDGE but still delivers enough pop for drives. The T700 carbon face generates real spin on every shot type. It's not a beginner-only paddle; it's a comfort-first paddle that performs at any level.

Will it hold up over time?

SPARK uses a mature polypropylene honeycomb construction — the same category used reliably across the industry. Unlike experimental designs that have seen high failure rates, this is a proven, stable build backed by local Australian support.

I have tennis elbow — will a lighter paddle help?

Lighter weight and a softer core both reduce the vibration and impact shock transmitted to your arm on contact. Many players with arm sensitivity look specifically for this combination. We recommend consulting your physio for personalised advice, but the construction case for SPARK is solid.

What's the difference between SPARK and a cheap $50 paddle?

A T700 raw carbon fibre face is the defining upgrade. Recreational paddles use fibreglass or basic composite faces — they generate almost no spin and deaden control at the net. SPARK's carbon face grips the ball through contact, giving you spin and placement precision that simply isn't possible with a budget paddle.