Paddletek Bantam ESQ-C 12.7mm Warrior Blue Lab Data
Lab-tested performance for Paddletek Bantam ESQ-C 12.7mm Carbon Fiber paddle:
- Exit Velocity: 40.52 MPH (65.64th percentile)
- Spin Rate: 1085.50 RPM
- Control: Avg Power metrics

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