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Hopscotch Rec

$41.00 $52.00

Vitamin D Rec

$41.00 $52.00

Tetherball Rec

$41.00 $52.00

Gingham Rec

$41.00 $52.00

Advanced

Advanced Midnight

$78.00 $98.00

2 Colors

Barton Springs

$54.00 $68.00

Vista

$54.00 $68.00

Hyde Park

$54.00 $68.00

Zuma

$54.00 $68.00

Goldie

$54.00 $68.00

Rover

$54.00 $68.00

Lemonade

$54.00 $68.00

Moab

$54.00 $68.00

Nantucket

$54.00 $68.00

Optimist

$54.00 $68.00

Cowboy

$54.00 $68.00

Brooklyn

$54.00 $68.00

Final Sale

Solid Pink

$49.00 $98.00

4 Colors
Final Sale

Cherry

$49.00 $98.00

4 Colors
Final Sale

Advanced Pacific

$49.00 $98.00

Harbor

$54.00 $68.00

Sale

Olive | The Defined Dish

$49.00 $98.00

4 Colors

Sonny

$54.00 $68.00

Final Sale

Tini

$49.00 $98.00

4 Colors
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Pickleball Paddles FAQ's

  • How to choose a pickleball paddle?

    Choosing the right pickleball paddle requires considering several factors. Player skill level, comfort, and personal preference play a crucial role. For beginners, a lightweight paddle could be advantageous for control and maneuverability. Advanced players may opt for heavier paddles for power shots. The paddle's grip size should fit comfortably in your hand, allowing for a firm hold without causing strain. Recess Pickleball offers a wide variety of paddles designed to satisfy varying preferences, ensuring both newbies and seasoned players find the perfect fit to enhance their game.

  • Is there really a difference between pickleball paddles?

    Yes, pickleball paddles vary greatly, impacting spin, power, and control. Material choices, like graphite or composite, affect spin. Weight influences power and control - heavier for power, lighter for quick striking. Surface textures and shapes provide additional differences: rough textures for increased spin, smooth for consistent shots, wide for a larger hitting area, slim for extended reach. It's important to consider these differences when deciding which paddle to purchase.

  • How to hold a pickleball paddle?

    Holding a pickleball paddle correctly can significantly enhance your game. The most common grip is the "Eastern" or Shake Hands grip. Start by sliding your hand down the paddle handle as though you're shaking hands with it. Your index finger's knuckle should be on the flat, face side of the grip, and your thumb should be pointed towards the bottom of the paddle. This grip allows for versatile shot-making and quick changes between forehand and backhand.

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