Velocity Pickleball Paddles

Absolutely! Our aim is to make sure our customers are 100% satisfied.

For this reason, we offer a 30-day money-back guarantee along with a limited 1-year warranty on all our paddles.

The short answer - any paddle that uses T700 Carbon Fiber or Kevlar with a good weight ratio & grit surface.

The long answer - It depends!

Choosing the best pickleball paddle will largely depend on your playstyle and preference. Beginners may prefer lightweight paddles with larger sweet spots for forgiveness and control, while advanced players might seek a balance of power and precision.

Paddle materials like graphite or fiberglass might be good for beginners and intermediate players, but they are not recommended for competitive play. For a truly versatile, long-lasting and lightweight experience, nothing beats a carbon fiber pickleball paddle - which can be used for both recreation & competition.

Lastly, it is also important to consider the weight and balance of a pickleball paddle, which can impact maneuverability and power. Lighter paddles prioritize control, while heavier ones generate more power. A comfortable grip size enhances handling and minimizes fatigue during extended play. If you're not sure which one to get, it is recommended to go with a paddle of 7.8-8oz and adding lead tapes to reach your ideal weight and balance.

The first step in choosing a pickleball paddle is to know your skill level. If you're a beginner, it's best to go with a lightweight paddle so you can learn the basics, practice dink shots and get an overall understanding for the game. On the other hand, intermediate and pro players will look for more power and precision.

If you're looking to get the best pickleball rackets from the start, then carbon fiber paddles are perfect and suit all levels with unmatched strength and responsiveness. Our APEX paddles can be used for both recreational & competitive play and performs exactly the same as any of the $200+ professional pickleball paddles.

Another important factor to consider is the noise and vibration dampening. High-end pickleball paddles like the APEX are built with dampening technologies that reduce strain during intense play.

Pickleball paddles come in a wide variety of types and sizes, catering to different skill levels, playing styles, and preferences. Below is a detailed overview of the common types and sizes of pickleball paddles:

Types of Pickleball Paddles

• High-Quality Premium Carbon Fiber Paddles: Paddles from our APEX series are designed to be used by players of any skill level. Made from high-grade carbon fiber, they offer superior strength, durability, and performance. While they are popular amongst professional pickleball players, these paddles can also give beginners an edge when first starting out.
• Intermediate Fiberglass Paddles: Targeting intermediate players, our FLEX paddles combine both quality and affordability. Our FLEX series is made with a fiberglass surface that offers a good blend of power and control.
• Colorful Recreational Paddle Sets: For those looking to play casually with friends and family, our cute and colorful paddle set of 2 has everything you need to get started. Our paddle sets come in fun/quirky designs - making them a great choice for leisure play.

Sizes of Pickleball Paddles

• Elongated Paddles: Both our APEX & FLEX series come in an elongated shape, that provides a larger striking surface. Elongated paddles can generate more power and reach, making them a popular choice among aggressive players who prefer the added punch to their shots.
• Standard Paddles: Standard-sized paddles are designed to offer a well-balanced sweet spot and are typically preferred by beginners and intermediate players learning the game. The balanced design helps in controlling shots and developing consistent playing techniques.