My buddy told me i had to try them. He was 100% correct about them. I played pickleball for 2.5 hours and it was fantastic. Got done playing and didn’t have any soreness or aches in my knees.
Ed

I’m recovering from a torn extensor tendon in my arm. This sleeve gives me support and confidence in playing racquet sports.

Perfect fit

Allows you to play through an injury. I loaned one to an opponent who pulled a muscle on my drop shot. He wound up beating us…

So far so good. This product is better them any tapes I’ve ever used. Impressed!

I have used for 2 years to support a small meniscus tear. They instantly take away the ache and soreness.

I wear this while playing tennis. Keeps my knee stable and no pain.

Great product, however, it was a little tight after couple hours.
Hope fully it will stretch with wear. Does the job!

Ive used body helix compression for years and recommend them to my clients . Great compression , doesnt slide down and fits under pants without bulk.

Just what I wanted!

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Introduction
Body Helix has built a reputation for pushing the boundaries of pickleball paddle design. They were the first to introduce a paddle with internal holes (the F1 Terracore), a concept that has since been copied by other manufacturers.
Now, with the release of the Falcon Elongated, Body Helix is again breaking new ground.

This paddle introduces a unique core construction that layers EPP foam with natural cork dwell pads beneath a carbon fiber face.

The combination is designed to:
• Spread impact evenly across the paddle face
• Reduce vibration and sound
• Increase dwell time for better control
It’s an innovation that feels destined to be imitated once word gets out.
Specifications
• Thickness: 13 MM
• Shape: Elongated
• Surface: T700 Carbon Fiber (3 layers of raw Toray carbon)
• Weight: ~8.05 oz (mine came in at 7.9 oz)
• Handle Length: 5.5"
• Grip Size: 4.15"
• Total Length: 16.5"
• Width: 7.5"
• Patent-pending full EPP foam core
• Cork dwell pads
• Balance Point: 24.4
• Twist Weight: 6.0
• Swing Weight: 118
Performance
Going in, I had two big questions:
1. Could such a thin, lightweight paddle deliver real power?
2. Would an EPP core make the paddle feel hard to control, like my experience with the F1 Elongated?
The answers surprised me:
• Power: Yes, plenty of it. For such a thin paddle, the Falcon packs a punch.
• Control: Excellent. It felt far more manageable than the F1.
I started with touch shots—dinks, resets, and third-shot drops. My expectation was that the 13 MM build might compromise soft play, but the Falcon handled flawlessly. The cork-enhanced EPP core seemed to give me extra forgiveness on delicate shots. Another player who tested it said that it felt “plush.” That is a great descriptor.
Next, I tested serves and drives. With its light weight, I worried about keeping balls in control. Instead, my shots came off the paddle laser-accurate—hard, flat, and never sailing long. The paddle’s higher swing weight adds noticeable stability without making it feel sluggish in the hand. It’s a rare balance.
Finally, I tested off-center performance, given the 6.0 twist weight. I had a partner fire rapid shots at me at the net. Even when contact was less than perfect, the Falcon didn’t twist once. While not every block was perfect, the paddle’s stability meant I could redirect balls deep without losing confidence.
Regarding spin, my spin on serves, both topspin and side spin, was excellent. I like to return eves using underspin, and the ball hugged the ground as it is supposed to.
Lastly, I used in play where I got into a few firefights. The light weight of the paddle combined with the foam core made it fantastic in fast, back-to-back hard shots. I just had to meet the ball to shoot it back at an opponent.
Bottom Line
The Body Helix Falcon Elongated is a rare blend of lightweight speed, surprising power, and cutting-edge technology. If you’re looking for a paddle that feels quick in the hand but still delivers stability, precision, and pop, this one is worth serious consideration.
For players who want to stay ahead of the curve, the Falcon represents the next step in paddle design—and one that competitors will likely scramble to copy.

Introduction
Body Helix has built a reputation for pushing the boundaries of pickleball paddle design. They were the first to introduce a paddle with internal holes (the F1 Terracore), a concept that has since been copied by other manufacturers.
Now, with the release of the Falcon Elongated, Body Helix is again breaking new ground. This paddle introduces a unique core construction that layers EPP foam with natural cork dwell pads beneath a carbon fiber face. The combination is designed to:
• Spread impact evenly across the paddle face
• Reduce vibration and sound
• Increase dwell time for better control
It’s an innovation that feels destined to be imitated once word gets out.
Specifications
• Thickness: 13 MM
• Shape: Elongated
• Surface: T700 Carbon Fiber (3 layers of raw Toray carbon)
• Weight: ~8.05 oz (mine came in at 7.9 oz)
• Handle Length: 5.5"
• Grip Size: 4.15"
• Total Length: 16.5"
• Width: 7.5"
• Patent-pending full EPP foam core
• Cork dwell pads
• Balance Point: 24.4
• Twist Weight: 6.0
• Swing Weight: 118
Performance
Going in, I had two big questions:
1. Could such a thin, lightweight paddle deliver real power?
2. Would an EPP core make the paddle feel hard to control, like my experience with the F1 Elongated?
The answers surprised me:
• Power: Yes, plenty of it. For such a thin paddle, the Falcon packs a punch.
• Control: Excellent. It felt far more manageable than the F1.
I started with touch shots—dinks, resets, and third-shot drops. My expectation was that the 13 MM build might compromise soft play, but the Falcon handled flawlessly. The cork-enhanced EPP core seemed to give me extra forgiveness on delicate shots.
Next, I tested serves and drives. With its light weight, I worried about keeping balls in control. Instead, my shots came off the paddle laser-accurate—hard, flat, and never sailing long. The paddle’s higher swing weight adds noticeable stability without making it feel sluggish in the hand. It’s a rare balance.
Finally, I tested off-center performance, given the 6.0 twist weight. I had a partner fire rapid shots at me at the net. Even when contact was less than perfect, the Falcon didn’t twist once. While not every block was perfect, the paddle’s stability meant I could redirect balls deep without losing confidence.
Regarding spin, my spin on serves, both topspin and side spin, was excellent. I like to return eves using underspin, and the ball hugged the ground as it is supposed to.
Lastly, I used in play where I got into a few firefights. The light weight of the paddle combined with the foam core made it fantastic in fast, back-to-back hard shots. I just had to meet the ball to shoot it back at an opponent.
Bottom Line
The Body Helix Falcon Elongated is a rare blend of lightweight speed, surprising power, and cutting-edge technology. If you’re looking for a paddle that feels quick in the hand but still delivers stability, precision, and pop, this one is worth serious consideration.
For players who want to stay ahead of the curve, the Falcon represents the next step in paddle design—and one that competitors will likely scramble to copy.

Got the standard shape Flix that has not been approved. Like everything about it. My favorite shape. The weight is good. Great spin, good power, easy to control. So easy to dig out the low shots. I did change the grip only because I do not like white grips. It is also a good looking paddle. Fast ship also. THANKS

This is my second knee brace from Body Helix. It’s just the right amount of compression to keep my knee aligned and thin enough to wear under pants. I love it!