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Updated May 2025 When the temperature rises, your gear needs to keep up. Playing in the heat isn’t just about staying cool, it’s about choosing a paddle that grips well through sweat, stays responsive in outdoor conditions, and keeps you performing your best. This 2025 summer paddle roundup includes the top models for control, spin,…
Updated May 2025 When it comes to paddle shape, most players don’t realize how much it affects power, spin, and control…until they switch. Whether you’re debating between an elongated or standard paddle, this guide breaks down the key differences so you can make the right choice for your style. Why Paddle Shape Matters in Pickleball…
Updated July 2025 Tennis elbow doesn’t mean the end of your pickleball days. In fact, the right paddle can reduce arm strain, absorb shock, and help you stay on the court longer pain free. Our 2025 guide walks through the best pickleball paddles for tennis elbow, with recommendations that balance comfort, control, and performance Why…
Updated July 2025 Wondering if your paddle is past its prime? Whether you’re a weekend rec player or a competitive regular, paddle performance eventually drops off. In this 2025 guide, we’ll cover how long most paddles last, clear signs of wear, and tips to make yours last longer, plus suggestions if you’re ready to upgrade….
Updated July 2025 Discover lightweight, joint friendly paddles made to reduce fatigue and boost control. Pickleball Paddles for Seniors: What to Look For Why paddle weight matters for joint health Heavier paddles can cause arm and shoulder fatigue, especially during long games. For seniors, staying under 8 oz helps preserve energy and reduce joint strain….
Updated May 2025 Not sure which paddle fits your game? Here’s how to tell the difference between beginner and intermediate pickleball paddles, and how to choose the right one. Beginner vs. Intermediate Paddles: Quick Summary What Makes a Paddle Beginner Friendly? Lightweight for Faster Reaction Time A paddle in the 7.2–7.8 oz range helps new…
Updated May 2025 Looking for a paddle that won’t blow your budget? These top rated options under $100 actually deliver. Affordable Paddles, Real Performance Pickleball paddles can get pricey fast, but spending less doesn’t mean settling for junk. We reviewed dozens of affordable paddles under $100 and filtered for real world performance: comfort, control, spin,…
Updated May 2025 Struggling with grip or paddle control? This guide breaks down the best pickleball paddles for small hands, ideal grip sizes, and our top 2025 picks for comfort and performance. Pickleball Paddles for Small Hands: Why Fit Matters If your paddle feels clunky or you’re constantly adjusting your grip mid rally, chances are…
Updated July 2025 Transitioning from tennis to pickleball? You’re not alone, and if you’ve found yourself thinking “why does this paddle feel… off?” you’re in the right place. Many former tennis players struggle with timing, spin control, and paddle feel during their first few weeks. The good news? Some paddles are built to make that…
Updated May 2025 With dozens of paddles on the market, choosing the right one can feel overwhelming. This complete 2025 guide breaks down the differences by weight, shape, material, and skill level, so you can find the perfect paddle for your game. Why Choosing the Right Pickleball Paddle Matters Pickleball Paddle Basics Paddle Weight Classes…