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ONIX Praxis pickleball paddle
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ONIX Praxis Review

Elongated raw-carbon paddle with a foam core
ONIX's tournament-level paddle pairs a T700 raw carbon fiber face with an Endurafoam solid core, which ONIX says keeps its pop and feel longer than a honeycomb core. It comes in 13 mm for a faster feel or 16 mm for added weight and power.
9.5/10Research score
Power10
Control9
Spin9.5
Sweet spot9.5
$169.99Price when last checked on September 30, 2026. Prices change often.
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By Dan
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At a glance

Quick Specifications

Weight
7.75–8.25 oz
Length
16.5 in
Width
7.5 in
Grip length
5.4 in
Grip circumference
4.125 in
Core thickness
16 mm (13 mm version also available)
Core material
Endurafoam solid foam core
Surface material
T700 raw carbon fiber
Shape
Elongated
Balance
Swing and twist weight not published by ONIX
USA Pickleball status
Yes. The Praxis 16 and Praxis 13 are on the USA Pickleball approved paddle list (added 06/01/2026 and 04/02/2026; checked 2026-09-30).

Specifications come from the manufacturer; our sources are listed with each review. Research scores follow our editorial policy. Always confirm USA Pickleball approval on the official list before tournament play.

Research summary

Our Review

Power

10/10

On our spec-based scale it rates 10 for power: an elongated 16.5 in face, a solid foam core and ONIX's ThermoFused construction all add power, taking it to the top of the scale.

Control

9/10

A 16 mm core and raw carbon face point to strong control (9 on our scale), though the elongated shape and foam core lean the paddle toward power.

Spin

9.5/10

Its T700 raw carbon fiber face and elongated shape give it a spin rating of 9.5. ONIX says the naturally textured raw carbon surface increases spin; it doesn't name a separate branded texture, so it scores as a standard textured surface on our scale.

Sweet spot

9.5/10

A 7.5 in face, 16 mm core and ThermoFused construction give it a sweet-spot rating of 9.5. ONIX describes an expanded sweet spot on the Praxis.

Maneuverability

At 7.75–8.25 oz it sits in the midweight range. ONIX says the 16 mm adds weight compared with the 13 mm, but it doesn't publish separate weights or a swing weight.

Stability

ONIX credits the solid Endurafoam core and ThermoFused construction with consistent, lasting responsiveness. It doesn't publish twist weight.

Build quality

ONIX's patented ThermoFused process molds the paddle to exact specifications, and the Endurafoam core is designed not to break down over time the way honeycomb cores can. ONIX covers it with a one-year limited warranty.

Feel

As of September 2026, ONIX's website shows an average of 5.0 out of 5 from 7 ratings. Customers on ONIX's site most often praise its large sweet spot, solid, responsive feel and easy power without losing control; one notes the paddle is slightly head-heavy by design. With only a handful of reviews there isn't enough for a consistent pattern, so we haven't adjusted any rating.

Fit

Who Is This Paddle For?

  • Intermediate and advanced players who want easy power
  • Players who want a durable foam core that holds its pop
  • Those deciding between a faster 13 mm and a more powerful 16 mm
  • Control-first players may prefer the Malice Raw Carbon

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Top power and strong spin on our scale (10 / 9.5)
  • Endurafoam solid core that ONIX says won't wear out
  • Choice of 13 mm or 16 mm
  • USA Pickleball approved
  • 5.0 out of 5 from 7 ratings on ONIX's site

Cons

  • Leans toward power over control
  • One-year warranty, shorter than some rivals
  • No published swing or twist weight
  • Only a handful of customer reviews so far
FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Should I choose the 13 mm or 16 mm Praxis?

ONIX recommends 13 mm for a faster, more responsive feel and 16 mm for added weight and power.

How does the 13 mm version score?

On our scale the 13 mm version rates 10 power, 7.5 control, 9.5 spin and 8.5 sweet spot, for a research score of 8.9.

Is the ONIX Praxis tournament legal?

Yes. The Praxis 16 and Praxis 13 are on the USA Pickleball approved paddle list (added 06/01/2026 and 04/02/2026; checked 2026-09-30).

The bottom line

Final Summary

Best features

Maximum power on our scale from an elongated shape and solid foam core, plus a T700 raw carbon face for spin.

Potential drawbacks

It favors power over control, has a one-year warranty and no published swing or twist weight.

Ideal player

An intermediate or advanced player who wants a powerful, spin-friendly paddle with a core built to last.

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$169.99Price when last checked on September 30, 2026. Prices change often.
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