Life Time LT Pro 48, and Selkirk S2 Pro for power, pop, bounce, spin, and durability. Here's which ball I'd buy.

My RPM Jade Elongated 16mm review covers power, spin, feel, durability and specs to see how this $269.99 Gen 4 elongated performs.

I've been reviewing pickleball paddles since 2020. I love the game and I'm here to help you make informed gear decisions. The Cannon XPP falls into my Power+ category, though it leans more toward pop ...

The Life Time LT Pro 48 has become one of the most popular balls of 2026, and for good reason. It's fast, holds its shape, maintains a consistent bounce, and lasts. A lot of fast balls lose their ...

My Bread & Butter Loco 2 Hybrid review covers power, spin, feel, grit durability and specs to see how this $220 Gen 4 hybrid performs.

The Power FX is one of the stiffest foam paddles I've played, with a tinny, hollow sound and a lot of feedback in your hand at contact. It's the first thing you notice, and it splits people. Of the ...

Our in-depth Gearbox Pressure X review covers power, pop, spin, control, break-in, and on-court performance to see how these ...

Pickleball Effect's testing reveals an interesting trend in paddle power and pop. See what the Ripple Beta comparison and ...

Above $200 you’re paying for a specific paddle, not more paddle. A $200 paddle isn’t twice as good as a $100 one. Buying your first pickleball paddle seems simple until you start shopping. Paddles can ...