JOOLA Tyson McGuffin Magnus Pro IV Pickleball Paddle

Description

Explosive Reach, Power, and Precision with Pro IV Innovation

The JOOLA Tyson McGuffin Magnus Pro IV 16mm Pickleball Paddle is built for players who want extended reach, aggressive power, and confident control. Designed with an elongated paddle shape and shorter handle, it delivers added leverage and court coverage, making it an excellent choice for players who favour a one-handed backhand and attacking play.

This SS25 Magnus Pro IV is equipped with JOOLA’s patent-pending Tech Flex Power (TFP) technology, which optimally distributes weight throughout the paddle. The result is reduced fatigue, improved balance, and real-time feedback that helps players manage pace and placement more effectively. A larger sweet spot enhances forgiveness and accuracy on mishits, allowing you to stay aggressive without sacrificing consistency. Fully approved for competitive play, this paddle is UPA-A Pro certified and USA Pickleball PBCoR .43 certified.

Key Features

• Elongated Paddle Shape
  Increases reach and leverage for powerful, attacking shots.

• Shorter Handle Design
  Ideal for players using a one-handed backhand.

• Tech Flex Power (TFP) Technology
  Optimises weight distribution for improved balance, feedback, and reduced fatigue.

• 14mm or 16mm Core Profile
  Provides excellent control, stability, and touch during fast rallies.

• Expanded Sweet Spot
  Improves forgiveness and shot accuracy on off-centre hits.

Who Should Choose This Paddle?

Perfect for intermediate to advanced players who play an aggressive, power-driven game and value extended reach and stability. Especially suited for players who prefer a one-handed backhand and want confidence on full swings and put-away shots.

Specifications

Specification	Details
Product Type	Pickleball Paddle
Core Thickness	14 mm / 16 mm
Shape	Elongated (Magnus Pro)
Handle Length	Shorter Handle
Technology	Tech Flex Power (TFP)
Certification	UPA-A Pro, USA Pickleball PBCoR .43
Player Level	Intermediate / Advanced