Pickleball Paddles - Pickleball Balls Set with 4 Wood or 2 Fiberglass Paddles Set, Pickleball Rackets Set with Ergonomic Cushion Grip Indoor & Outdoor Pickleball Balls & Carry Bag

The media could not be loaded.  WOW!! If you want to stand out on the Pickleball Courts, YOU NEED THIS SET! The paddles feel so nice in your hand - I’m sure my game will improve🙏🏼 But if not, at least I will look smashing in the Court!!Great item, from packaging to the professional equipment bag. Great game instructions are even included on a heavy duty card, you can keep this in the outside pocket of the equipment bag to have handy to assist new player or review the game - right on the competitive court. Pickleball is serious y’all- and I’m ready for the competition with my new equipment. Remember, it’s not only how well you play the game- but how you look while doing it. This will definitely up your game!!!

Purchased this for Fathers Day and to be used on a family vacation. All 4 were able to join in as we easily found a pickle all court. It is a fun game that moves more slowly than tennis and is entertaining! Great set, multiple balls to extend play

I played Pickle Ball against my garage door today with the newest "expert" in Pickleball..my 7 yr old granddaughter. I already have a set with 4 paddles and that was her introduction to Pickle ball and she absolutely loves it. Now she's having her dad find channels that show Pickleball tournaments. This set comes with 2 paddles, 4 balls & also the nice black zippered case with straps for carrying. She immediately said she likes the other paddles better and after a short play her wrist started hurting but we played on & she quickly got used to these paddles. I think the reason at first she said she likes the other paddles better is because the dimensions of the other paddles are smaller and more comfortable for a child to hold. 10.63"L x 8.1 W. These paddles are 15.7"L x 7.9"W. These paddles felt fine to me being an adult & I had carpal tunnel syndrome surgery on the hand that holds the paddle. Quality paddle & the taller length may be better designed for an adult who wants a decent paddle to help their game. The 2 of us played using these paddles for over an hour & her dad played against her too. No complaints from our child "expert" again.

I got this game for my daughter in college. Her and her friend love playing it! Directions were easy to follow. The paddles are study. This is great for a bunch of college kids to use!

Looks like fun. Use at the gym. Nice to have balls to use indoors and outdoors. Very nice durable carry bag for easy storage and transport. Arrived earlier than expected.

The quality is really good on the paddles and I love that it has a bag to store the paddles and balls

These were a nice set for someone just starting out and wanting to test the game out. They’ve worked great for me.

Great value for money - very interesting colors - highly recommended! Great purchase! Very happy

[BACKGROUND]We've been playing pickleball for a several years now and appreciate it's easy to pick up and can be played for free on outdoor city courts (unlike squash or racketball). It's also *much* easier on the knees than tennis.Our first set of paddles were the Apex Club Ignite paddles which are far above "entry-level" but not super high-end.We've since also used several DOZEN other types of paddles, some USAPA certified, some not (but seemingly identical in size, weight, and construction) and finally, more entry-level, inexpensive wood paddles, like these.DISCLOSURE: this is the SECOND set of "BISONCAN" wooden paddles we've reviewed. They're identical in every way except the colour of the finish so our reviews are substantively the same.Bullet points for brevity:• almost the same size, shape as typical USAPA composite paddles (like the Apex) but they are heavier, being wood• decent fit, finish, though some tool marks remain where the wood was trimmed - doesn't impact function and the paint seals the edges well• included bag holds paddles and several balls easily - this might be all you need for casual play• included balls played similarly to the Franklin Sports balls we already own• doesn't play as fast as composite paddles, however they are MUCH more rugged[RECOMMENDATION]While not as polished or "high performance" as the myriad of composite paddles we own, these are fantastic for beginners, and kids as the paddles are more likely to stand up to rough handling. Given the low cost and comprehensive kit, they get a recommend from us. Note: we rather like the blue finish on this set - they look a bit higher-end than the black finish, though taste is personal - get whichever you like the look of more.

Let me start off by saying that I'm not a Pickleball pro. I only heard of this racquet sport when our community built new tennis courts and started advertising for a Pickleball league so my family and I thought we'd give it a try. We selected this kit from the many available on Amazon mostly for cost and content. 4 paddles and 8 balls with carrying case for less than many other 2 player kits so it was a low risk way for us to try out the sport.Initial impression is that these paddles are very durable but heavy. They're made of 3/8" plywood (vs. graphite or fiberglass) so they should easily survive a smack against an asphalt or concrete court and they weigh around 240g or just under 9 oz. Upon a little research, the majority of paddles weigh from 6 oz to 10 oz and these would be in the bottom end of the "heavyweight" paddle category (8.5 - 10 oz).The paddle surface size is 19 cm wide x 22 cm long (7.5" x 8.5") and the grip is about 10 cm (4") around and 4.5" long, so that's on the smaller end of the typical paddle grip range. I have fairly large hands, so I will have to overwrap these grips to make it fit comfortably for me. Grip tape is good quality and wrap is done well. Overall, this is a good 4 player kit to try out Pickleball with your friends and family. It has everything you'll need to get started before committing to pricier graphite paddles.

[BACKGROUND]We've been playing pickleball for a several years now and appreciate it's easy to pick up and can be played for free on outdoor city courts (unlike squash or racketball). It's also *much* easier on the knees than tennis.Our first set of paddles were the Apex Club Ignite paddles which are far above "entry-level" but not super high-end.We've since also used several DOZEN other types of paddles, some USAPA certified, some not (but seemingly identical in size, weight, and construction) and finally, more entry-level, inexpensive wood paddles, like these.DISCLOSURE: we've reviewed two sets of "BISONCAN" wooden paddles so far and they appear identical in every way except the colour of the finish. Ergo, our reviews are substantively the same.Bullet points for brevity:• almost the same size, shape as typical USAPA composite paddles (like the Apex) but they are heavier, being wood• decent fit, finish, though some tool marks remain where the wood was trimmed - doesn't impact function and the paint seals the edges well• included bag holds paddles and several balls easily - this might be all you need for casual play• included balls played similarly to the Franklin Sports balls we already own• doesn't play as fast as composite paddles, however they are MUCH more rugged[RECOMMENDATION]While not as polished or "high performance" as the myriad of composite paddles we own, these are fantastic for beginners, and kids as the paddles are more likely to stand up to rough handling. Given the low cost and comprehensive kit, they get a recommend from us. Note: while we prefer the blue finish of the other set - they look a bit higher-end than these with the black finish, taste is personal - get whichever you like the look of more, they play identically.

Update 06/11/23:My 10-yr-old and I had so much fun this evening playing pickleball. We didn't bother with a court or a net, just had fun batting it back and forth on the lawn. Paddle felt good in my hand. We'll use this often.*************************************Pretty pleased with the quality of this pickleball set. Admittedly, I don't have a lot of experience with other sets, but I think this will do fine for our family and/or kids and friends to play together in our driveway (with a chalk-drawn court, haha). And I appreciate the instructional booklet.The paddles are comfortable for me, maybe just a tad heavy for my kids -- still definitely useable. They seem sturdy with cushioned handles and a smooth finish. Time will tell how the finish and foam handles hold up. The balls are not super light and flimsy as I was expecting; they have a little weight to them which helps if you're using them outdoors in a bit of a breeze.I wouldn't want to get the paddles soaking wet or leave them lying in the dewy grass overnight, as they are plywood. But there is a handy drawstring storage bag so it only takes a minute to put them away properly when done playing.I'm really looking forward to getting some good use out of this set this summer. Good clean outdoor fun- and gets the kids off the screens for a while.

These pickleball paddles are currently $43 (with an additional $7 off coupon) which makes them an amazing deal. They are comfortable to hold and super light weight. It comes with everything that you need to get started on your pickleball journey (hopefully there are courts available near you).Definitely would pick up this 4 pack over a single paddle so that you can play with your friends