Rackets & Bats

A racket is a piece of lightweight sports equipment made with a secure string mesh firmly stretched on an open-loop built for striking a ball in a ball sport. Rackets can be made from a variety of materials from traditional wood to modern composite or ceramic materials like titanium. Developed over many years with technological changes, rackets have changed shape from the traditional oval head shape to the isometric head shape made possible by new materials. Humans of all ages use rackets to hit balls in various racket sports around the world to make a goal and score a point.

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8.66”-9.06” | 220-230 mm

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1” | 25.4 mm (Handle)

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26.18”-26.77” | 665-680 mm

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2.46-3.35 oz | 70-95 g

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Badminton Racket

23.000

2.540

68.000

0.095

45000

https://p3d.in/e/9QB7A

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3D model of a Badminton Racket viewed in perspective

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2.61” | 67 mm (Max Diameter)

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34” | 86.4 cm (Typical)

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2.06-2.25 lb | .935-1.02 kg

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Baseball Bat

6.700

86.400

1.020

50000

https://p3d.in/e/5YVOp

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View of a Baseball Bat - Professional in 3D available for download

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4.25” | 10.8 cm

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2.64” | 67 mm

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33.5”-34.375” | 85.1-87.3 cm; 38” | 96.5 cm (Max)

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2.63–3 lb | 1.19-1.36 kg

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Cricket Bat

10.800

6.700

96.500

1.360

9400

https://p3d.in/e/f2aaU

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Perspective view of a 3D model of a Cricket Bat

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4.73” | 12 cm (Handguard)

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43.31” | 110 cm

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17.63 oz | 500 g (Max)

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Fencing Foil

12.000

110.000

0.500

4700

https://p3d.in/e/g9DoJ

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View of a Fencing Foil in 3D available for download

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5.5” | 14 cm (Handguard)

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5.9” | 15 cm (Handguard)

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41.34” | 105 cm

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17.63 oz | 500 g (Max)

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Fencing Sabre

14.000

15.000

105.000

0.500

3300

https://p3d.in/e/wNv2i

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Perspective view of a 3D model of a Fencing Sabre

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5.31” | 13.5 cm (Handguard)

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43.31” | 110 cm

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27.34 oz | 775 g (Max)

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Fencing Épée

13.500

110.000

0.775

1200

https://p3d.in/e/28qJC

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3D model of a Fencing Épée viewed in perspective

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4.33”-4.88” | 110-124 mm

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1.2” | 30 mm (Diameter)

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35”-38” | 89-95 cm; 41” | 104.1 cm (Max)

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19-22 oz | 538-623 g; 26 oz | 737 g (Max)

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Field Hockey Stick

12.400

3.000

104.100

0.737

4000

https://p3d.in/e/7Bbkz

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3D model of a Field Hockey Stick viewed in perspective

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15”-15.5” | 38.1-39.4 cm (Blade Length)

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.88”-1.13” | 22.4-28.7 mm (Shaft)

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56”-63” | 142.2-160 cm

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21.2-29.1 oz | 600-825 g

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Ice Hockey Goalie Stick

39.400

2.870

160.000

0.825

600

https://p3d.in/e/MHd6R

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View of a Ice Hockey Goalie Stick in 3D available for download

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12.6”-15.75” | 32-40 cm

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.88”-1.13” | 22.4-28.7 mm (Shaft)

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56”-63” | 142.2-160 cm

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14.64-16.75 oz | 415-475 g

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Ice Hockey Stick

40.000

2.870

160.000

0.475

18200

https://p3d.in/e/hdnSi

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Perspective view of a 3D model of a Ice Hockey Stick

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10”-12” | 25.4-30.5 cm

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5”-5.5” | 127-139.7 mm (Pocket)

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40”-72” | 101.6-182.9 cm

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6-14 oz | 170-397 g

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Lacrosse Goalie Stick

30.500

13.970

182.900

0.397

250

https://p3d.in/e/u0kKR

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3D model of a Lacrosse Goalie Stick viewed in perspective

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6.5”-10” | 16.5-25.4 cm

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2”-2.5” | 50.8-63.5 mm (Pocket)

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40”-42” | 101.6-106.7 cm (Offense); 52”-72” | 132.1-182.9 cm (Defense)

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5-12 oz | 142-340 g

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Lacrosse Stick

25.400

6.350

182.900

0.340

14500

https://p3d.in/e/Zag59

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View of a Lacrosse Stick in 3D available for download

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7”-8.25” | 177.8-209.6 mm

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1.25” | 31.8 mm

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15.5”-17” | 39.37-43.18 cm (Max)

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6.5-9.5 oz | 185-270 g

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Pickleball Paddle

20.960

3.180

43.180

0.270

23900

https://p3d.in/e/0nscV

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Perspective view of a 3D model of a Pickleball Paddle

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5.9” | 15 cm

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.85”-.91” | 21.8-23 mm

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9.45”-10.25” | 24-26 cm

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2.47-3.53 oz | 70-100 g

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Ping-Pong Paddle

15.000

2.300

26.000

0.100

11000

https://p3d.in/e/b3gyH

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Perspective view of a 3D model of a Ping-Pong Paddle (Table Tennis Racket)

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9”-9.25” | 228-235 mm (Head)

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1.77” | 45 mm (Head Diameter)

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50”-53” | 127-135 cm

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17.1-19.93 oz | 485-565 g (Overall); 5.6-8.5 oz | 160-240 g (Mallet Head)

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Polo Mallet

23.500

4.500

135.000

0.565

450

https://p3d.in/e/HYvL2

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Perspective view of a 3D model of a Polo Mallet

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9.5”-11.5” | 241.3-292.1 mm

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1” | 25.4 mm

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19”-22” | 48.3-55.9 cm (Max)

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5.3-6.5 oz | 150-185 g

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Racquetball Racquet

29.210

2.540

55.900

0.185

2700

https://p3d.in/e/HkHC7

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3D model of a Racquetball Racquet viewed in perspective

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8.46” | 21.5 cm (Max)

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1.125” | 28.6 mm

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27” | 68.6 cm (Max)

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3.9-5.1 oz | 110-145 g

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Squash Racket

21.500

2.860

68.600

0.145

2250

https://p3d.in/e/jzbvH

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View of a Squash Racket in 3D available for download

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10.625” | 27 cm

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.625” | 15.9 mm

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27”-27.5” | 68.6-69.9 cm

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9-11 oz | 255-312 g

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Tennis Racket - Midplus

27.000

1.590

69.900

0.312

70000

https://p3d.in/e/hcjZY

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Perspective view of a 3D model of a Midplus Tennis Racket

Fencing Sabre

A Fencing Sabre is used by Fencing players to score with both the cutting edge and back of the blade, as opposed to only using the tip like the other Fencing weapons. The blade of the Fencing Sabre is made out of steel and is rectangular. The Fencing Sabre also has a guard that provides hand protection. Similar to the other Fencing weapons, Fencing Sabres are available in electric or non-electric types. When using a Fencing Sabre the target areas include the torso above the waist, head, and arms. The hands and any area below the waist are off-target.

Fencing Sabres have a length of 41.34” (105 cm), handguard width of 5.5” (14 cm), and handguard depth of 5.9” (15 cm). The mass of a Fencing Sabre is 17.63 oz (500 g).

Dimensioned elevation drawing of a Fencing Sabre measured with length, width and depth

Fencing Sabres have a length of 41.34” (105 cm), handguard width of 5.5” (14 cm), and handguard depth of 5.9” (15 cm). The mass of a Fencing Sabre is 17.63 oz (500 g).

Fencing Sabre

Height:

Width:

5.5” | 14 cm (Handguard)

Length:

41.34” | 105 cm

Depth:

5.9” | 15 cm (Handguard)

Weight:

17.63 oz | 500 g (Max)

Area:

Blade Length: 34.65” | 88 cm
 Handle Length: 6.7” | 17 cm 
Handguard Width: 5.5” | 14 cm
 Handguard Depth: 5.9” | 15 cm
Materials: Maraging Steel

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Fencing Sabre Elevations (various)

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Polo Mallet

A Polo Mallet, also known as a Pallet Stick, is the equipment that is used to hit a ball during a game of Polo. A Polo Ball is hit with the broad sides of the mallet head. The Polo Mallet is made up of a shaft with a grip, a sling to wrap around the thumb, and a cigar-shaped head. The shaft of the Polo Mallet is typically made from cane or composite materials. The head of the Polo Mallet is usually made from tipa, a hardwood. Female players typically use lighter mallets than male players. The length of the mallet varies and depends on the horse.

Polo Mallets have a length of 50”-53” (127-135 cm), head width of 9”-9.25” (228-235 mm), and head diameter of 1.77” (45 mm). The weight of a Polo Mallet is 17.1-19.93 oz (485-565 g).

Dimensioned elevation drawing of a Polo Mallet measured with length, width and depth

Polo Mallets have a length of 50”-53” (127-135 cm), head width of 9”-9.25” (228-235 mm), and head diameter of 1.77” (45 mm). The weight of a Polo Mallet is 17.1-19.93 oz (485-565 g).

Polo Mallet

Height:

Width:

9”-9.25” | 228-235 mm (Head)

Length:

50”-53” | 127-135 cm

Depth:

1.77” | 45 mm (Head Diameter)

Weight:

17.1-19.93 oz | 485-565 g (Overall); 5.6-8.5 oz | 160-240 g (Mallet Head)

Area:

Materials: Cane shaft; rubber grip; wooden head

Drawings include:
Polo Mallet Elevations (various)

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Pickleball Paddle

The Pickleball Paddle is necessary to playing the Pickleball sport and is used to strike the Pickleball towards the opposite player. Pickleball paddles were originally made from wood, but are currently constructed from lightweight materials like aluminum and graphite. A Pickleball paddle is smaller than a tennis racket, but is bigger than the standard ping-pong paddle.

Players should consider its weight and grip size when selecting their Pickleball paddle. Each Pickleball paddle has a distinctive feel. Some are designed for power while others are designed to improve control. Pickleball paddles come in a wide variety of colors are able to last for years.

Pickleball Paddles have an overall maximum length of 15.5”-17” (39.37-43.18 cm), width of 7”-8.25” (177.8-209.6 mm), and typical depth of 1.25” (31.8 mm). The length of the handle is 4”-5.5” (101.6-139.7 mm) with a grip circumference between 4”-4.5” (101.6-114.3 mm). The mass of a Pickleball Paddle is 6.5-9.5 oz (185-270 g). The combined width and length of a Pickleball Paddle cannot exceed 24" (61 cm).

Pickleball Paddle

Height:

Width:

7”-8.25” | 177.8-209.6 mm

Length:

15.5”-17” | 39.37-43.18 cm (Max)

Depth:

1.25” | 31.8 mm

Weight:

6.5-9.5 oz | 185-270 g

Area:

Core Depth: .5”-.625” | 12.7-15.9 mm
Handle Length: 4”-5.5” | 101.6-139.7 mm
Grip Circumference: 4”-4.5” | 101.6-114.3 mm
Materials: Wood, polymer, graphite, carbon fiber, fiberglass

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Pickleball Paddle front, side, bottom

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Squash Racket

A Squash Racket, also referred to as Squash, is used to play the sport of Squash based on striking a ball towards the walls of the interior court. Squash rackets are typically made of boron, Kevlar, graphite, or titanium. Squash rackets are similar to a tennis racket in appearance, but vary in size and weight.

Lighter Squash Rackets are preferred for quick shots, while heavier Squash Rackets are easier to control. There are two types of frame shapes: heart and water drop. The profile and strings of the Squash Racket have an impact on the stiffness and power of a shot. Squash Rackets are available in a variety of colors.

Squash Rackets have an overall maximum length of 27” (68.6 cm), maximum width of 8.46” (21.5 cm), and common depth of 1.125” (28.6 mm). The length of the handle between is 7”-7.25” (177.8-184.2 mm) with a typical grip circumference of 3.875” (98.4 mm). The weight of a Squash Racket is between 3.9-5.1 oz (110-145 g). The total surface area of a Squash Racket cannot exceed 77.5 in2 (500 cm2).

Dimensioned elevation drawing of a Squash Racket measured with overall width, length, and depth

A Squash Racket, also referred to as Squash, is used to play the sport of Squash based on striking a ball towards the walls of the interior court. Squash rackets are typically made of boron, Kevlar, graphite, or titanium. Squash rackets are similar to a tennis racket in appearance, but vary in size.

Squash Racket

Height:

Width:

8.46” | 21.5 cm (Max)

Length:

27” | 68.6 cm (Max)

Depth:

1.125” | 28.6 mm

Weight:

3.9-5.1 oz | 110-145 g

Area:

Handle Length: 7”-7.25” | 177.8-184.2 mm
Surface Area: 77.5 in2 | 500 cm2 (Max)
Beam Width: .63”-.83” | 16-21 mm
Grip Circumference: 3.875” | 98.4 mm
Materials: Graphite, aluminum, hybrid, laminated lumber (traditional)

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Squash Racket front, side, bottom

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Field Hockey Stick

A Field Hockey Stick is used by players to shoot the ball into the goal while playing Field Hockey. Field Hockey Sticks were historically made from hickory, ash, or mulberry wood. Currently, Field Hockey Sticks made from wood are still available, but most are made from composite materials. Typically, a Field Hockey Stick is made out of fiberglass, aramid fiber, and carbon fiber. There are 3 components to a Field Hockey Stick: the head, handle, and splice. Hockey stick heads vary in size. The different types of Field Hockey Sticks include Elite sticks, Advanced sticks, Competitive sticks, and Beginner sticks.

Field Hockey Sticks have a typical length of 35”-38” (89-95 cm), max length of 41” (104.1 cm), width between 4.33”-4.88” (110-124 mm), and diameter of 1.2” (30 mm). The weight of a Field Hockey Stick is between 19-22 oz (538-623 g) with a maximum of 26 oz (737 g).

Field Hockey Stick

Height:

Width:

4.33”-4.88” | 110-124 mm

Length:

35”-38” | 89-95 cm; 41” | 104.1 cm (Max)

Depth:

1.2” | 30 mm (Diameter)

Weight:

19-22 oz | 538-623 g; 26 oz | 737 g (Max)

Area:

Handle Length: 12”-14 | 30.5-35.6 cm
Materials: Ash wood (traditional), fiberglass, carbon fiber, graphite, kevlar

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Drawings include:
Field Hockey Stick Elevations (various)

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