Higher-end paddles are typically made of materials such as carbon fiber, fiberglass, or graphite, which are more expensive than lower-end materials like aluminum or wood. These high-quality materials provide better performance, durability, and control, which make them more desirable to serious players, resulting in higher prices. These materials provide a much better feel.

The construction method of a paddle can affect its cost due to the use of specialized technology, equipment and materials, as well as the level of precision and expertise required. For example, a carbon fiber paddle may require complex layup techniques and costly molds, while a wooden paddle involves a much simpler process.

The construction method of a paddle can affect its cost due to the use of specialized technology, equipment and materials, as well as the level of precision and expertise required. For example, a carbon fiber paddle may require complex layup techniques and costly molds, while a wooden paddle involves a much simpler process.

LONG HANDLE | STANDARD FACE

Best all-round paddle. Ideal for first-time buyers and tennis players wanting to improve their soft game.

SHORT HANDLE | LARGEST FACE

Largest sweet spot with more consistency. Ideal for dedicated Pickleball players and table tennis players.

LONG HANDLE | LONGEST FACE

Best for tennis and aggressive players who want extra reach, spin, and power for those risky shots.