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Updated September 2025 Every pickleball player has had that moment: you line up for a drive, mishit by an inch, and feel a sting shoot through your fingers or forearm. Sometimes it lingers for a rally or two. Sometimes it leaves your arm sore the next day. It’s easy to blame technique, the ball, or…
Updated September 2025 Pickleball has officially gone carbon crazy. Everywhere you look it’s “raw carbon,” “thermoformed edges,” and “gritty spin.” But here’s the thing: fiberglass isn’t dead. In fact, it still shines in one very important area, easy power. If you’ve ever wished your paddle gave you a little more pop without needing a perfect…
Updated September 2025 If you’ve ever thought, “I just want to blast this ball straight through my opponent,” then you’re in the right place. While lightweight paddles often get the spotlight for quick hand battles, heavy pickleball paddles (8.0 oz and up) are the secret weapon for players who crave raw power, stability, and that…
Updated September 2025 When you’re comparing pickleball paddles, you’ll notice one design choice right away: some have a visible edge guard running around the rim, while others are completely edgeless. It may seem like a small detail, but it can change how the paddle feels, how long it lasts, and how confident you feel on…
Updated August 2025 Pickleball is everywhere right now. Parks, gyms, driveways — it feels like every week a new player is picking up the game and a new pickleball place is popping up. But here’s the thing: not everyone wants to shell out $150 on a paddle when they’re just starting out. That’s where this…
Updated August 2025 If you’ve ever picked up a pickleball paddle and felt like the handle was made for a kid’s hand, you’re not alone. Many players with larger hands struggle to find paddles that feel comfortable and secure. A grip that’s too small forces you to overcompensate, squeezing tighter, which can lead to mishits,…
Updated August 2025 Playing pickleball outdoors isn’t the same as indoors. The sun, wind, humidity, and harder balls all change how your paddle performs, and how long it lasts. Outdoor courts are tougher on gear, which means you need paddles built with stronger faces, better edge guards, and stability that holds up when the wind…
Updated August 2025 Indoor pickleball has its own rhythm, its own pace, and its own demands on your gear. The lighting is consistent, the wind isn’t a factor, and the ball reacts differently on a gym floor compared to an outdoor court. That means your paddle choice isn’t just about preference, it’s about matching your…
Updated August 2025 If you’ve ever stepped off the court rubbing your wrist after a long rally, you’re not alone. Wrist pain is one of the most common complaints among pickleball players, especially those who play frequently, grip too tightly, or use paddles that transfer more shock than necessary. The good news? You don’t have…
Updated August 2025 The pickleball world is always innovating, and one of the most eye catching design shifts in recent years is the rise of edgeless pickleball paddles. They look sleek, feel different in the hand, and give players a slightly larger usable hitting surface. In 2025, the technology behind these paddles has matured, meaning…