1. Paddle Weight: Pickleball paddles come in three weight classes – midweight (7.3 to 8.5 Oz.), lightweight (7.3 Oz. and lighter), and heavy (8.5 Oz. and up). Midweight paddles are a great choice for beginners and intermediates as they offer a balance of power and control.

Our pickleball paddle weighs at. 8.0 oz/227g, an optimal weight for all player levels.

2. Paddle Surface: The most common materials for pickleball rackets are fiberglass, carbon fiber, and graphite. Fiberglass is the most flexible and offers the most power, while graphite and carbon fiber are lighter and stiffer.

Our pickle-ball rackets use top-grade fiberglass for maximum power and flexibility.

3. Paddle Core: The most popular core material is polymer or polypropylene core, which provides a balance of power and control.

Our pickle-ball paddles are all made of polypropylene core in honeycomb structure, making them durable and flexible.

4. Grip size: The grip size affects how you handle and control your shots. Most players will purchase a pickleball paddle with a grip size between 3.875" and 4.375".

Our pickleball racquet set has a grip size of 4.33’’/11cm, which fits most adults and big kids.

5. Handle length: The length of the handle can vary between 4.5 to 6 inches. Because the total length plus the width of the paddle cannot exceed 24 inches, every inch you add to the handle length takes away some surface area of the paddle face. Longer paddles generate more power and spin for higher-level players, while shorter, wider paddles offer more power for beginners.

Our pickleball paddle set has a handle length of 4.72’’/12cm, making them suitable for beginners and most intermediates.