Pickleball Paddles

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Pickleball Paddles

Find the right blend of control, power, and spin for your game. This collection spans raw carbon control paddles, fiberglass/composite power options, elongated control-for-reach models, widebody sweet-spot paddles, and lightweight frames for quicker hands. Choose by weight, core thickness, face material, shape, and grip size.

Match Your Style
Control-first for dinks & resets, or power-first for drives & put-aways.
Modern Materials
Polymer honeycomb cores with graphite, carbon fiber, or fiberglass faces.
Dialed Shapes
Elongated for reach & spin leverage; widebody for max forgiveness.
Hand-Friendly
Grip sizes & weights tuned for comfort, speed, and stability.

Pickleball Paddles — Frequently Asked Questions

What’s the difference between carbon, graphite, and fiberglass faces?
Raw carbon/graphite tends to emphasize control, dwell time, and spin grip. Fiberglass/composite usually feels livelier and can add easy power with a poppier response. Hybrids balance both.
How does core thickness affect feel?
Thicker cores (e.g., ~16 mm) add stability and control for resets; thinner cores (e.g., ~13–14 mm) feel poppier for drives and quick counters.
What paddle weight should I choose?
Light (~7.5–7.9 oz) = faster hands, less stability; mid (~8.0–8.4 oz) = balanced all-around; heavier (8.5+ oz) = more plow-through/power but slower hand speed.
Elongated vs. widebody?
Elongated increases reach and spin leverage; the sweet spot is slightly higher. Widebody maximizes forgiveness and is confidence-inspiring at the kitchen.
What grip size and handle length do I need?
Choose a circumference that fills your hand without strain. Longer handles help two-handed backhands; standard handles feel quicker for one-handers and wrist action.
Are these paddles competition legal?
Many models are approved for sanctioned play—check each product page for current certification/approval info before tournaments.
Will a “spin surface” wear out?
Textured faces can smooth over time. Keep the surface clean and follow brand guidance for maintenance and warranty coverage.

Buying Guide: Choose the Right Pickleball Paddle

Step 1 — Define Your Play Style

  • Control/Touch: Prioritize resets, drops, and placement → raw carbon/graphite, 16 mm cores, mid weight.
  • Power/Put-Aways: Big drives and counters → fiberglass/composite faces, 13–14 mm cores, mid-heavy options.
  • Balanced All-Round: Hybrid faces, 14–16 mm core, mid weight.

Step 2 — Pick a Shape

  • Elongated: Extra reach & spin leverage; slightly smaller sweet spot.
  • Widebody/Standard: Larger sweet spot; ideal for hands battles at the kitchen.

Step 3 — Dial Weight & Balance

  • Light (≈7.5–7.9 oz): Quicker hands, less plow-through.
  • Mid (≈8.0–8.4 oz): Versatile blend of stability and speed.
  • Heavy (8.5+ oz): More power & stability; slower transitions.

Step 4 — Handle & Grip

  • Handle length: Long for two-handed backhands; standard for quicker flicks.
  • Grip size: Choose a circumference that avoids hand fatigue—add overgrips as needed.

Step 5 — Surface & Spin

  • Raw carbon texturing tends to “grab” the ball for spin and control.
  • Composite/fiberglass offers lively pop; some textured options boost spin.

🔎 Quick Reference — Specs & Feel

Spec Typical Options On-Court Feel
Face Material Raw carbon/graphite • Fiberglass/composite • Hybrid Control & spin • Pop & power • Balanced
Core Thickness ~13–14 mm • ~16 mm Poppier, faster • Softer, more stable
Shape Elongated • Widebody Reach & spin leverage • Forgiveness & larger sweet spot
Weight Class Light • Mid • Heavy Hand speed • Balanced • Plow-through
Handle Length Long • Standard Two-handed backhand • Quick flicks

Always review each product page for exact specs, approvals, and warranty. Personal preference matters—if possible, match specs to your current favorite frame.

Product Lineup

Raw Carbon Control Paddles Spin & Touch

Textured carbon faces with stable 14–16 mm cores for dinks, drops, and resets.

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Fiberglass / Composite Power Pop

Lively faces and thinner cores for drives and quick counters.

Shop Power

Elongated Shape Reach

Extra leverage for spin and high-ball put-aways.

Shop Elongated

Widebody / Forgiving Sweet Spot

Confident blocking and hand-speed battles at the kitchen.

Shop Widebody

Lightweight Builds Fast Hands

Lower swing-weight frames for quick exchanges and reduced fatigue.

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Long Handle / 2-Hand Backhand Leverage

Extended handles and balanced faces for modern backhands.

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Paddle Covers & Overgrips Essentials

Protect edges, add tack/size, and extend paddle life.

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Balls & Nets Play

Indoor/outdoor balls and portable nets to complete your kit.

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Key Benefits of the Right Paddle

  • Improved consistency at the kitchen with a sweet spot that matches your swing.
  • Spin and control from textured carbon faces or easy pop from composites.
  • Better comfort with the right grip size, handle length, and swing weight.
  • Shape options (elongated vs widebody) to suit reach or forgiveness needs.
  • Durable constructions to handle frequent play and travel.

Compare Options

Category Best For Highlights Shop
Raw Carbon Control Dinks • Drops • Spin 16 mm cores, textured faces, plush dwell View
Fiberglass/Composite Power Drives • Put-aways Poppier response, thinner cores View
Elongated Reach • Spin leverage Narrower face, higher sweet spot View
Widebody Forgiveness Larger sweet spot, confidence at net View
Lightweight Hand speed Lower swing weight, quick exchanges View
Long Handle Two-hand backhands Extended handle with stable face View

Care, Warranty & Shipping

Wipe faces with a damp, non-abrasive cloth and dry before storage. Avoid extreme heat (cars, direct sun) to protect cores and adhesives. Replace overgrips as needed for tack and size. Use paddle covers and inspect edges for chips—edge guards and tapes can extend life. Orders ship boxed with tracking; most brands include limited warranties against manufacturing defects—see each product page for terms and registration steps.

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