Amazin' Aces Classic Graphite Pickleball Paddles (Set of 2)

It is kind of a professional set of paddles. It’s been several months that I am using it and it is very lightweight and also durable. The customer service is great as well.

I found these on a list of different paddles that were great for the price, and these have really delivered. I'm not terribly familiar with Pickleball or the paddles, but between feeling these and some of the cheaper ones, they just fit better. I used to play tennis, and the quality feeling of a good racket can't be faked. I think the same applies to pickleball paddles, and they feel great. The grip feels really nice. The threading through the handle it seems somewhat cheap, but the way it's designed seems to hold together very well, without putting much stress on the threads themselves. Hitting the ball doesn't feel disconnected like I've experienced with a couple of other paddles, and it makes solid and satisfying hits. The material is great, and seems to be a very decent quality. At the end of the day, the value is great. On the higher end of paddles, this is barely a fraction of the cost, but it delivers an impressively playable experience nonetheless! I highly recommend these paddles for someone who is looking for the best value for a good paddle and is trying to get into the scene. The price is fantastic, and the quality you get with it makes it an absolute steal.

Bought these as we first started to play pickle ball. They were great for beginners decent price.

I wasn't sure if Pickleball was going to be for me, so I purchased these reasonably priced paddles and they are great. A lot cheaper than the ones my coach was selling $$$. If you are a beginner or just the occasional player this is for you. I play once a week and it's perfect and you get two paddles and 3 balls. I also bought a backpack to carry them in. If you purchase from your coach or a sports store you will pay 3 times more.

I've been playing for a couple years and got to 4.0+ with these. They are very sturdy, consistent, and have a good balance between maneuverability and power. Edges are still going strong because they're lined with impressively durable plastic. The grip is decent and absorbs some sweat as well. No dead spots or other malfunctions. A great price to quality ratio! Our group has a few people that play with these and we trade paddles sometimes to test, and they all feel the same so they're consistently manufactured too.

They are not as pretty as some of my friends’ paddles, but they are good quality and feel good in my hand.

We are new to pickleball, and we play on a cement court at the park. So, these paddles are taking a beating from being dropped, being scraped on the court/net, and from the occasional throw against the fence when I make a bad shot. ;-) I am not well informed about all of the custom weights/handle sizes, paddle materials, etc.; but these are well made. They are standing up well compared to some of the folks that I have played with that have very expensive paddles that are busted up and shabby from normal use. We find that they are heavy enough to slam the ball with a lot of force, but light enough to make the lightest of "dink" shots. The balls that are included are great, and perform well on a cement court, or in our driveway.

It is kind of a professional set of paddles. It’s been several months that I am using it and it is very lightweight and also durable. The customer service is great as well.

I found these on a list of different paddles that were great for the price, and these have really delivered. I'm not terribly familiar with Pickleball or the paddles, but between feeling these and some of the cheaper ones, they just fit better. I used to play tennis, and the quality feeling of a good racket can't be faked. I think the same applies to pickleball paddles, and they feel great. The grip feels really nice. The threading through the handle it seems somewhat cheap, but the way it's designed seems to hold together very well, without putting much stress on the threads themselves. Hitting the ball doesn't feel disconnected like I've experienced with a couple of other paddles, and it makes solid and satisfying hits. The material is great, and seems to be a very decent quality. At the end of the day, the value is great. On the higher end of paddles, this is barely a fraction of the cost, but it delivers an impressively playable experience nonetheless! I highly recommend these paddles for someone who is looking for the best value for a good paddle and is trying to get into the scene. The price is fantastic, and the quality you get with it makes it an absolute steal.

Bought these as we first started to play pickle ball. They were great for beginners decent price.

I wasn't sure if Pickleball was going to be for me, so I purchased these reasonably priced paddles and they are great. A lot cheaper than the ones my coach was selling $$$. If you are a beginner or just the occasional player this is for you. I play once a week and it's perfect and you get two paddles and 3 balls. I also bought a backpack to carry them in. If you purchase from your coach or a sports store you will pay 3 times more.

I've been playing for a couple years and got to 4.0+ with these. They are very sturdy, consistent, and have a good balance between maneuverability and power. Edges are still going strong because they're lined with impressively durable plastic. The grip is decent and absorbs some sweat as well. No dead spots or other malfunctions. A great price to quality ratio! Our group has a few people that play with these and we trade paddles sometimes to test, and they all feel the same so they're consistently manufactured too.

They are not as pretty as some of my friends’ paddles, but they are good quality and feel good in my hand.

We are new to pickleball, and we play on a cement court at the park. So, these paddles are taking a beating from being dropped, being scraped on the court/net, and from the occasional throw against the fence when I make a bad shot. ;-) I am not well informed about all of the custom weights/handle sizes, paddle materials, etc.; but these are well made. They are standing up well compared to some of the folks that I have played with that have very expensive paddles that are busted up and shabby from normal use. We find that they are heavy enough to slam the ball with a lot of force, but light enough to make the lightest of "dink" shots. The balls that are included are great, and perform well on a cement court, or in our driveway.