JOOLA Anna Bright Scorpeus Pro IV 14 vs Proton Sports Series Three Project Peacock
Pickle's 5-axis score
Spec-grounded, quartile-ranked across the 322-paddle catalog. Diff highlighted when one paddle leads by 0.5+ points.
Reach vs. maneuverability
Proton Sports Series Three Project Peacock trades a touch of maneuverability for more reach at the line; JOOLA Anna Bright Scorpeus Pro IV 14 is easier to whip around in hand fights.
Side-by-side specs
| Spec | JOOLA Anna Bright Scorpeus Pro IV 14 | Proton Sports Series Three Project Peacock |
|---|---|---|
| Weight | 7.6–8 oz | 7.8–8.2 oz |
| Shape | Widebody | Elongated |
| Core thickness | 14mm | 15mm |
| Core material | Polypropylene honeycomb (Gen 4) | 100% foam core (EPP, no honeycomb) |
| Face material | Carbon Friction Spinning (CFS) | Roughness-Enhanced Aerospace Grade Carbon Fiber |
| Handle length | 5.25" | 5.375" |
| Price | $229.95 | $179.99 |
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What the spec differences mean
- Weight. JOOLA Anna Bright Scorpeus Pro IV 14 is listed at 7.6–8 oz; Proton Sports Series Three Project Peacock at 7.8–8.2 oz. At the low end of each listed range, the JOOLA Anna Bright Scorpeus Pro IV 14 is 0.2 oz lighter. How paddle weights compare across our catalog
- Core thickness. JOOLA Anna Bright Scorpeus Pro IV 14 has a 14mm core; Proton Sports Series Three Project Peacock has a 15mm core, so the Proton Sports Series Three Project Peacock core is 1mm thicker. What core thickness changes
- Length and width. JOOLA Anna Bright Scorpeus Pro IV 14 measures 16" × 8"; Proton Sports Series Three Project Peacock measures 16.5" × 7.38" (widebody vs elongated). The Proton Sports Series Three Project Peacock is 0.5" longer. Paddle shapes and the size rule
- Handle length. JOOLA Anna Bright Scorpeus Pro IV 14 has a 5.25" handle; Proton Sports Series Three Project Peacock has a 5.38" handle, so the Proton Sports Series Three Project Peacock handle is 0.13" longer. What grip length changes
- Face material. JOOLA Anna Bright Scorpeus Pro IV 14 lists its face as Carbon Friction Spinning; Proton Sports Series Three Project Peacock lists Roughness-Enhanced Aerospace Grade Carbon Fiber. Paddle face materials explained
- Core material. JOOLA Anna Bright Scorpeus Pro IV 14 lists its core as Polypropylene honeycomb; Proton Sports Series Three Project Peacock lists 100% foam core. Paddle core materials explained
Who each paddle is for
JOOLA Anna Bright Scorpeus Pro IV 14
Best for intermediate players (3.5-4.5) looking for a balanced upgrade who play with a balanced two-handed/one-handed mix. The widebody profile gives you a generous sweet spot, the 14mm core balances pop and control, and the face surface keeps spin honest without overdoing it.
Playing style: power, spin
Proton Sports Series Three Project Peacock
Best for intermediate players (3.5-4.5) looking for a balanced upgrade who play with a balanced two-handed/one-handed mix. The elongated shape extends your reach at the kitchen line, the 15mm core balances pop and control, and the face surface keeps spin honest without overdoing it.
Playing style: balanced
Both are great. Pick by playstyle, not specs.
Pick the JOOLA Anna Bright Scorpeus Pro IV 14 if…
- ✓you want a quick, hands-first paddle
- ✓you want a generous sweet spot
Pick the Proton Sports Series Three Project Peacock if…
- ✓you like reach at the kitchen line
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