Omni Elongated 16mm is the reach shape in Selkirk's Omni line: 2,270 RPM spin, 60.5 MPH serve speed, and a control index of 66 against the widebody's 78. That is a wide gap inside one line, so pick this only if you actively want elongated. $300 with no Selkirk code. USAP approved at PBCoR .43. Weight, swing weight and twist weight are unpublished, so forgiveness and hand speed are provisional.
The Verdict
Omni reach — and the control the widebody keeps.
The reach version of the Omni, and it costs you more control than the shape usually does. After thorough on-court evaluation, the Selkirk Omni Elongated 16mm is a strong fit for players who want the Omni surface with elongated reach and will give up control to get it — see how it plays below, across power, control, spin, and feel.
If you're comparing it against other foam-core paddles, it's one of several great foam core paddles we've played this year.
Specs
| Price (with code) | $300 |
| Stock Price | $300 |
| Shape | Elongated |
| Thickness | 16mm |
| Core | Not published yet — Selkirk has not listed the core construction |
| Face | Textured carbon (surface spec not published) |
| Weight | Not published yet |
| Grip Length | Not published yet |
| Swing Weight | Not measured yet |
How It Plays
Power and spin lead this one.
On-Court Feel
The measured profile is a power-leaning all-court paddle: firepower and serve speed both sit just above the middle of the field, and spin at 2,270 RPM is solid without being a headline.
The number that decides it against its own sibling is control. 66 against the widebody's 78 is not a rounding difference — it is the difference between a paddle that holds a reset and one that asks you to be accurate. You are buying reach and paying for it in margin.
As with the widebody, Selkirk has not published twist weight, so treat our forgiveness score as provisional until we can measure it.
Performance & Testing
The Selkirk Omni Elongated 16mm went through our standard on-court protocol - drills, rec play, and at least one tournament match. How it plays reflects consensus feedback from the group, not a single reviewer's opinion.
Grit & Durability
No published warranty term for the Omni line, which at $300 is worth weighing. Textured carbon face — expect normal wear until we have long-session notes.
Who It's For
Singles and baseline players who already know they want an elongated paddle and want this surface.
Skip if you are choosing between the two Omni shapes on merit — the widebody is the better paddle. Skip if price matters at all, because there is no Selkirk code.
Pros & Cons
Pros
- 2,270 RPM spin with 60.5 MPH serve speed
- Elongated reach on a genuinely all-court profile
- USAP approved at PBCoR .43
- Better firepower than the widebody Omni
Cons
- Control index of 66 against the widebody's 78 — a real gap
- $300 with no Selkirk code
- Weight, swing weight and twist weight unpublished
- No stated warranty term
- The widebody is the better paddle at the same price
Bottom Line
Buy it for the reach, not because it is the better Omni. It is not.
This is the narrower, longer Omni and it measures like one: more serve speed, meaningfully less control.
At $300 flat with no code, it is a paddle to buy when you want this exact shape from this exact brand.
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Common questions
Is there a Selkirk promo code?
Not through PaddleReviewHub. Selkirk is the one brand we cover with no active code, so the Omni is $300 flat.
Which Selkirk Omni should I buy?
The widebody, unless you specifically want an elongated paddle. It measures 78 on control against this one's 66 at the same $300.
Is the Selkirk Omni Elongated USAP approved?
Yes — USAP approved at PBCoR .43. Confirm your exact model on the current list before a sanctioned event.
Is the Selkirk Omni Elongated 16mm a good paddle?
Buy it for the reach, not because it is the better Omni. It is not. Best for: Players who want the Omni surface with elongated reach and will give up control to get it. Read the full review for the full breakdown, cons, and who should skip it.
How much does the Selkirk Omni Elongated 16mm cost with a discount?
You pay $300 when the code applies. Prices can change on the brand site — we update reviews when we catch a shift.
Who is the Selkirk Omni Elongated 16mm for?
Players who want the Omni surface with elongated reach and will give up control to get it
How much spin does the Selkirk Omni Elongated 16mm generate?
In our testing and measurement passes, this shape lands around 2270 RPM; your swing and ball matter too.