9 New Pickleball Paddles Worth a Second Look

Aireo has developed a loyal following around the Cyclone, a foam paddle known to hit as hard as anything out there. Their NanoGraph durable grit texture is receiving rave reviews as well.

An incredible paddle for the money, the MPP Turbo offers plenty of control and pop thanks to its floating foam core — now available in all three shapes: elongated, hybrid and widebody.

Loud, poppy, explosive. The Aura Pro is a blast to play with. But don't let the fun name and graphics fool you — this is a serious performance paddle for serious gamers.

When advanced players talk about a paddle feeling "connected" to the ball, this is the paddle they're talking about. Incredible touch and feel, with ample pop at the ready. The Crystal Blue grit takes it over the top.

Featuring a proprietary three-foam core designed to blend power, dwell time, stability, and maximum sweet spot. The extra-long handle is great for twoeys.

Pay attention to top players on the court and you'll start seeing this paddle more and more. The hybrid shape excels all across the court, the new Clear Fusion Grit adds even more control. You can even select your preferred swing weight at checkout.

The Shift is a great paddle in its own right — multi-foam core, great hybrid shape, long handle. But the Spongebob branding really sets this one apart. Pro Dylan Frazier's signature paddle. Get it while you can.

You may not know Warping Point. But you should know their new paddle, Sophon — the rare blend of full-foam pop and control and extra gritty surface texture for just $150.

11Six24 has put itself on the map with HexGrit, a durable grit material so good, it's proven to hold up under 500 games or more. In a matter of weeks, they'll debut a brand-new hybrid shape in Ultre.

Until then, get to know the brand and the tech behind it.