Kaiwin Diamond Gen 3 Pickleball Paddle
$ 108
The Kaiwin Diamond Gen 3 is built around a surface and core combination that aims for stability, spring and vibration control at a very approachable price. The face uses three layers of T700 Super Rough carbon fibre. That multi-layer build gives the paddle a high stiffness, quick and strong response and a rough texture that helps with spin and accurate ball control.
Overview
Summary
The Kaiwin Diamond Gen 3 is built around a surface and core combination that aims for stability, spring and vibration control at a very approachable price. The face uses three layers of T700 Super Rough carbon fibre. That multi-layer build gives the paddle a high stiffness, quick and strong response and a rough texture that helps with spin and accurate ball control.
The core is more complex than a plain honeycomb. Kaiwin pairs a MATRIX-C core, made from green polypropylene honeycomb that is elastic and stable, with a DUALX2-FEC core that combines foam and Evaphylon to damp vibration and make the feel smooth. The paddle body uses a DUALxG4 FEC hot-pressed construction for a seamless, one-piece feel, and a full carbon frame adds strength, power and lifespan.

You can pick a 14mm version for a livelier, faster response or a 16mm version for a more stable, cushioned feel. Five colours are available: silver, green, blue, purple and red. The Diamond line is positioned as a performance paddle at a lower price than most imported flagships, which makes it popular with players who want a modern construction without a high spend.
Strengths
- Multi-layer carbon face. T700 Super Rough supports spin and control.
- Mixed core. Honeycomb for spring plus foam for vibration damping.
- Full carbon frame. Added durability.
- Two thicknesses. 14mm or 16mm.
- Good value. One of the lower-priced paddles in this class.

Weaknesses
- Stiffer than full-foam paddles. Some players find the feel firmer.
- Brand awareness. Kaiwin is stronger in Asia than internationally.
- Complex naming. Many technology names make comparisons harder.
Who it is for
Intermediate players who want a modern and spin-friendly paddle at a modest price.
Care and buying tips
Wipe the rough face with a damp cloth after each session and keep the paddle in a cover.
On-court tips
Match the thickness to your tempo. The 14mm version suits players who like quick volleys and early contact, while the 16mm version gives a calmer feel for dinks and resets. Because the face is quite rough, keep a small cloth in your bag and wipe it between games, as dust reduces the friction that makes the surface effective. A fresh overgrip also helps you feel the paddle more clearly.

Specifications
| Item | Detail |
|---|---|
| Brand | Kaiwin |
| Model | Diamond Gen 3 |
| Core thickness | 14 mm or 16 mm |
| Core | MATRIX-C (PP honeycomb) and DUALX2-FEC (foam and Evaphylon) |
| Face | Three layers of T700 Super Rough carbon fibre |
| Construction | DUALxG4 FEC hot-pressed body with full carbon frame |
| Colorways seen | Silver, Green, Blue, Purple, Red |
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Additional information
| Brand | Kaiwin |
|---|---|
| Model | Diamond Gen 3 |
| Thickness | 14 mm, 16 mm |
| Color | Blue, Green, Purple, Red, Silver |
| Core | MATRIX-C (PP honeycomb) and DUALX2-FEC (foam and Evaphylon) |
| Face | Three layers of T700 Super Rough carbon fibre |
| Construction | DUALxG4 FEC hot-pressed body with full carbon frame |











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