Wood Pickleball Paddle: Single paddle, Diller or Amazin Aces
A wood pickleball paddle is perfect for those who want to try pickleball without spending a huge chunk of money on more expensive graphite or composite paddles. They are similar in shape and size to their more costly counterparts which will give new players a taste of what playing with a higher-quality paddle will be like. Although wooden paddles tend to be on the heavy side in comparison to composite ones, the weight at around 10 ounces is still light enough to allow for “touch” play where necessary but crucially allows the player to give the ball a good, solid hit which in turn will allow for a rally to start. The grip circumference is a medium-size and the handle is 5-1/4” long which provides players with lots of reach.
A wood pickleball paddle is perfect for those who want to try pickleball without spending a huge chunk of money on more expensive graphite or composite paddles. They are similar in shape and size to their more costly counterparts which will give new players a taste of what playing with a higher-quality paddle will be like. Although wooden paddles tend to be on the heavy side in comparison to composite ones, the weight at around 10 ounces is still light enough to allow for “touch” play where necessary but crucially allows the player to give the ball a good, solid hit which in turn will allow for a rally to start. The grip circumference is a medium-size and the handle is 5-1/4” long which provides players with lots of reach.
Paddle Specifications:
Weight average 10 ounces
Grip Circumference: 4 1/4" (Medium)
Grip Style: Perforated, ribbed cushion grip
Grip Length: 5.25"
Paddle Length: 15.5”
Paddle Width: 7.5”
Wrist strap: Yes