WILSONPickleball Paddles

I really like this paddle. It has lived up to other reviews that I have read.I like the power and touch that it has.Very happy!!

I've been using this paddle for a year. I got it because I come from the tennis world and Wilson is a popular name. I've always used Wilson rackets, Wilson balls, Wilson shoes. So I thought since Pickleball is kind of like tennis, Wilson is a good option.I win some games against old people and lose some games against young and fit folks, so this paddle won't guarantee you victory, but it will guarantee to be a normal paddle for a beginner to intermediate player. No complaints but also nothing amazing. If it's on sale, grab it. If you're ready for 4.5+ play you'll probably want something higher end.

Original paddle was pretty good. Then newer paddles (2023) are coming with pitted-pocked faces and handle grip is breaking about 1 inch from bottom.Don’t waste your time. You will be sending it back. Come on Wilson. Don’t cheap out. Friend got it same problem. I sent 2 back. These things are not even lasting 2-3 weeks.

You’ll notice the grip- not too thin, kind of tacky.The texture of the face gives good spin, and the response is lively.

The extra reach allows me to get to more shots. Great power and control as well. For a paddle this long, it’s remarkably well balanced. Great price too! I own four of these paddles.

I rented this paddle at a facility. I generally play with anything available. But I was so impressed with this paddle that I ordered one immediately. It gave me a lot of power and spin and I was very excited for it. Have a league game tomorrow so was anticipating it all the more. I mean I tracked it all through shipping and whatnot. Sadly, the paddle that has arrive is a used one. It has play marks all over and the frame is scuffed as well. The surface is broken/dented at 3 spots near the handle so there is no way I can use this tomorrow. Would be returning itEDIT: Got a second paddle.. this one has play marks too. But few. Play marks don't bother me as I rent paddles all the time... But the second one has a slight dent off of the sweet spot which when the ball hits comes off as a hollow spot. I am completely bummed out. I will probably get this paddle anyway but probably from a shop nowEDIT2: Bought a third one as thrice is a charm... 3rd paddle I got also has play marks. I compared all 3 to the one a friend has that he bought new...But thankfully this one has no damage. This one wife is not letting me return either. Upgrading my rating as it is a FANTASTIC paddle... But the whole process was too taxing... Next time I am shoving myself off to tennis express

These are quality paddles, near the high middle of the paddle market, so to speak. Not basic but not the best made in the USA. Will probably use them for a while and then upgrade to the best.

UPDATE: So it's falling apart already. It's either a bad racket, I hit too hard (tennis players tend to do that in Pickleball), or Wilson doesn't know how to make paddles yet.The black edging overlaps the face. So, naturally, if you catch the ball near the edge this binding gets a chunk removed.The ending is glued. But it's not substantial enough. It's coming off.I'm sure in another year or so Wilson will make terrific paddles. But, right now, who knows who they've outsourced this to. But I don't have confidence it's going to last very long.- - - - -I played Pickleball once about a year ago. I did well but missed (i.e. "whiffed") because the paddle is so much shorter.I didn't think just 2 more inches would make a difference but it does. Just played for the first time and didn't whiff once. Hit lots of crummy balls, but always hit the paddle surface.I'm going to add weight just to make it more like a racquet (not giving up tennis, just cross-training during the winter). Hopefully when spring comes I'll be able to translate my Pickleball reflexes and volleying skills to the tennis court.

Great product, better than many over advertised paddles

Great racket love it however wished that the black rim around was made more of a rubberized material existing too brittle already brook

good weight with a surface that works well for creating spin on the ball

I've probably used this paddle 10 times, maybe less. I'm a beginner/intermediate. The handle broke with no more than general play and the paddle is now useless. Disappointing.

Beaucoup de puissance manque de douceur et la balle glisse sur la surface