Performance pickleballs have come a long way. Three balls stand out right now: the Life Time LT Pro 48, Selkirk S2 Pro, and Franklin X-44. The Life Time set the standard by combining consistent bounce ...

I've been reviewing pickleball paddles since 2020. I love the game and I'm here to help you make informed gear decisions. The Cannon XPP falls into my Power+ category, though it leans more toward pop ...

My RPM Jade Elongated 16mm review covers power, spin, feel, durability and specs to see how this $269.99 Gen 4 elongated performs.

Our in-depth Gearbox Pressure X review covers power, pop, spin, control, break-in, and on-court performance to see how these ...

Pickleball Effect's testing reveals an interesting trend in paddle power and pop. See what the Ripple Beta comparison and ...

Above $200 you’re paying for a specific paddle, not more paddle. A $200 paddle isn’t twice as good as a $100 one. Buying your first pickleball paddle seems simple until you start shopping. Paddles can ...

Vatic Pro launched its first paddle in 2023 with a simple idea: build a $100 paddle that could compete with paddles costing twice as much. They did exactly that with the Prism series, which remains ...

I've been reviewing pickleball paddles since 2020. I love the game and I'm here to help you make informed gear decisions. Ronbus markets Tenon as an all-court line. It plays like a power paddle. The ...

I've been reviewing pickleball paddles since 2020. I love the game and I'm here to help you make informed gear decisions. The R1 scores 67, which puts it in All-Court+, but it plays like a power ...