25 paddles, zero marketing fluff

V

The "just try it" paddle. Forgiving face, light swing, and frequently on deep sale. Perfect first paddle or spare for guests.

D

A wide, soft, honest paddle. Huge sweet spot and gentle on the arm — the classic "learn the game right" pick.

D

The Icon for players who want more court coverage. Elongated but still soft and steady.

V

A real T700 carbon face at budget price. Elongated reach without the premium markup — absurd value.

O

The bestseller that got a generation hooked. Loud nomex pop and a classic widebody shape — lively but demanding on off-center hits.

E

A control surgeon. The EX 6.0 is beloved for dinking feel and placement — and it is often heavily discounted.

P

Fiberglass pop in a forgiving widebody. The paddle that forgives your timing but rewards a confident swing.

S

The Halo line is Selkirk teaching beginners to hit with spin and reach. XL length, big sweet spot, friendly price.

D

Power-forward hybrid with edge-guard protection. A step up from starter paddles without a pro-level price.

D

A widebody with attitude. Fiberglass snap for drives, still steady enough at the net.

D

Textured 18K carbon over an elongated frame. Serious spin tool for aggressive baseliners.

J

The current Ben Johns flagship. Elongated carbon with pop that borders on rude.

C

Elongated carbon with a gritty face that bites the ball. A precision instrument for players who already know their swing.

C

The all-rounder of the CRBN line. Hybrid shape splits the difference between reach and sweet spot.

C

A widebody with carbon grit. Big face for forgiving contact, enough texture for real spin.

P

Anna Leigh Waters paddle: thin core, carbon face, instant acceleration. Speed you can feel on the first swing.

J

The most famous paddle in the sport. Carbon friction surface, elongated reach, and a control-first feel that made Ben Johns Ben Johns.

S

Foam-core experiment in the friendliest direction: plush feel, real control, quiet on the arm.

D

The Warrior grew up: carbon face, tighter tolerances, control that rewards clean mechanics.

D

The heaviest swing in Diadem lineup. Put the whole court behind a drive and watch people move.

J

JOOLA all-foam experiment: maximum pop, zero hollow sound. For players who win with the first two shots.

O

Raw carbon grit on a steady widebody. Built for players whose game lives on spin and placement.

P

Featherweight with arm protection built in. Fast hands at the net without the wrist strain.

O

A thin-core sledgehammer. Mayhem rewards full swings and punishes lazy contact.

P

The paddle for angry elbows. Kinetic sand chambers in the handle absorb vibration like nothing else in the sport.