Your Paddle Questions, Answered
We test paddles on the court — not just in the box. Our reviews are written by real players, with honest thoughts on feel, power, control, and value.
Nope! We review paddles for all skill levels — from beginners to tournament pros. Everyone’s welcome here.
Absolutely. We never push gear just to sell it. Every paddle we recommend is tested and chosen for real performance, comfort, and quality.
We’ve got beginner guides, side-by-side comparisons, and tips to help you choose based on your play style. Start with our Paddle Finder Guide.
Yes! We keep our reviews fresh so you’re always getting the latest info on new releases and top picks.
Definitely. We feature paddles for every price range — including great options under $50.
Not necessarily, but some players prefer paddles with more control or softer feel indoors. Check out our indoor paddle picks for ideas.
Yes, many paddles work great for both. Just keep an eye on wear and tear — and clean your paddle regularly if you switch surfaces often.
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Indoor balls are softer, lighter, and have larger holes. They’re designed to bounce well on gym floors and don’t handle wind — perfect for inside play.