Pickleball Paddles

A pickleball paddle is a lightweight, durable piece of equipment designed for hitting a perforated plastic ball over a net in the game of pickleball. Typically made from composite materials like graphite, fiberglass, or carbon fiber, paddles vary in weight, shape, and grip size to suit different play styles. A core made of polymer, aluminum, or Nomex provides a balance of control and power. The paddle surface offers spin potential and precision for dinks, volleys, and drives. Its compact size makes it easy to maneuver at the net. The grip is cushioned for comfort and to reduce vibration. Edge guards protect against chips and wear. Paddles are non-stringed, unlike tennis rackets. Designed for both recreational and professional use, they meet official size regulations.