Pickleball Paddle

Pickleball Paddle

Measured illustrations of a Pickleball Paddle dimensioned with overall width, length, and depth
Description
Description

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 Pickleball paddles were originally made from wood, but are currently constructed from lightweight materials like aluminum and graphite.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.

Dimensions & Sizes
Dimensions & Sizes

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).

3D Model
3D Model
Details
Details

*Under Development*

Height:
Width:
7”-8.25” | 177.8-209.6 mm
Depth:
1.25” | 31.8 mm
Length:
15.5”-17” | 39.37-43.18 cm (Max)
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Weight:
6.5-9.5 oz | 185-270 g
Area:
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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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Drawings include:
Pickleball Paddle front, side, bottom

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