Quick Take
The Pop N Treasure is Pickle Poppers' power flagship. Whether you pick the elongated or widebody, you're getting a paddle tuned for drive-through punch at a surprisingly accessible price.
Elongated & Widebody | 16mm | 7.88–8.03 oz | $149.99
Performance Snapshot
How the Pop N Treasure measures against 172+ paddles in our database.
Swing Weight
Head-HeavyHead-heavy with serious plow-through on drives — slower hand speed at the kitchen, more strain on the shoulder over long sessions.
Twist Weight
ForgivingSolid sweet spot for most players — handles normal off-center contact predictably.
Static Weight
AverageAverage weight — versatile across the court and easy to control for most players.
Balance Point
How heavy the paddle feels and where the mass sits.
Head-Light
22.0 cm
(typical range)
Head-Heavy
25.5 cm
(typical range)
AVERAGE
Sits in the typical balance band — versatile across the court.
24.3 cm(+3.3)
AVERAGE
Specs at a Glance
- Elongated — Shape: Elongated, Weight: 7.88 oz, SW: 114.80, TW: 5.98
- Widebody — Shape: Widebody, Weight: 8.03 oz, SW: 118.15, TW: 7.23
- Core Thickness: 16mm (both)
- Price: $149.99 each — use code PLAYBOOK for 15% off
Elongated vs. Widebody — Which One to Get?
The Elongated Pop N Treasure (SW 114.80, TW 5.98) is the reach-and-rip choice. Its lower twist weight keeps mishits manageable while the extended face gives you extra inches on wide balls and at the baseline. The Widebody (SW 118.15, TW 7.23) is heavier through the swing and delivers a more planted feel with a wider forgiving zone — perfect for players who want to drive every third shot with authority and don't mind a slightly heavier swing.
On-Court Performance
Both versions of the Pop N Treasure live up to the 'great power paddle' billing. Drives come off crisp and flat, and the durable grit surface generates enough topspin to keep hard shots in the court. The 16mm core provides a satisfying dwell that prevents the paddle from feeling like a trampoline — you stay in control even when swinging big. Resets were solid with both shapes, though the elongated's lower swing weight makes it slightly more responsive in fast hands exchanges.
Who Should Buy the Pop N Treasure?
- Power-first players looking for value under $150
- Baseline drivers who want pace with some spin on the ball
- Players upgrading from a beginner paddle for the first time
- Elongated fans wanting reach → choose the Elongated
- Stability seekers who want a heavy, forgiving face → choose the Widebody
Verdict
The Pop N Treasure is a legitimately great power paddle for under $150. Both shapes deliver, so let your playing style decide which geometry fits you. Use code PLAYBOOK for 15% off either version.
