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Pickleball and padel

Your next paddle, chosen well.

Pickleball paddles, starter sets, balls, bags and padel rackets for people on court every week. Free US shipping over $79.

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Picked for regular playA short list of paddles and sets, not a thousand lookalikes.
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Free US shipping over $79Delivered in 8 to 16 days.
30-day returnsOn unused items. Email support, a person replies.
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Kitchen: 7 feet from the netGames to 11, win by 2Serve underhand, cross courtOne bounce each side before volleysCourt: 20 by 44 feetPadel: the walls are in playKitchen: 7 feet from the netGames to 11, win by 2Serve underhand, cross courtOne bounce each side before volleysCourt: 20 by 44 feetPadel: the walls are in play
Upgrading

Pick a paddle in three

Read the full paddle guide
01

Choose a weight

Light for quick hands and a fresh arm, heavier for drive. Midweight suits most regular players.

02

Choose a face

Fiberglass tends to feel springier. Carbon tends to feel firmer and easier to control at the kitchen.

03

Check the grip

Measure your hand, then size down when in doubt. An overgrip builds a handle up, nothing slims it.

Paddles

Paddles worth the upgrade

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The game is won at the kitchen line.

We named the store after it. Everything here is chosen for people who meet there every week.

Where to start

Three ways onto court

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Second paddle

Move past the starter paddle

Already playing twice a week? Pick a paddle by weight, face and grip, with the facts laid out plainly on every page.

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Starter sets

Two or four, ready to play

Sets put paddles, balls and often a bag in one box, so a couple or a whole household can play the first day.

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Padel

Rackets for the walled court

Padel rackets and balls for players trying the walled game, whether courts are new near you or you already play.

$79
Free US shipping over
8 to 16
Days to deliver
30
Days to return unused items
6
Collections
Indoor or outdoor

Balls by the pack

Indoor and outdoor pickleball balls sold in packs, so the bag is never down to one cracked ball mid game.

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Court notes

Answers before you buy

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How to Choose a Pickleball Paddle

Weight, face, core, shape and grip, in the order that matters when you move past your first paddle.

Read the guide
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Indoor vs Outdoor Pickleball Balls

Why the ball changes with the court, and how to tell which one belongs in your bag.

Read the guide
Questions

Before you check out

More in the full FAQ.

How long does delivery take?
Most orders arrive in 8 to 16 days. Your order ships from an overseas partner warehouse, and shipping is free on US orders over $79. You get an email when it leaves, and you can write to us any time about where it is.
Can I return a paddle?
Yes, unused items can be returned within 30 days of delivery. Keep the paddle in its original packaging and email us first. We reply with the return steps, and the refund goes back to your original payment method once the item is received.
Should I buy a paddle or a set?
Buy a set if you are starting out or equipping a household. Sets bundle paddles with balls and often a bag, so two or four people can play on day one. Buy a single paddle when you already play and want a better one.
Are your paddles approved for tournaments?
We do not claim tournament approval for any paddle. Recreational and club play has no approval requirement. If you enter sanctioned events, check the official USA Pickleball approved list for the exact model before you buy, and email us if you need help.
What is the difference between pickleball and padel?
They are different sports with different gear. Pickleball uses a solid paddle and a plastic ball with holes on a small open court. Padel uses a perforated racket and a pressurized ball on a walled court. We sell gear for both.

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