Easy to use starter paddle 😋👌🏻
I finally tried pickleball after so long 🤣
As a beginner, I definitely wasn’t going to commit to buying an expensive paddle, especially since my friends and I decided to play pickleball the very next day, so we could only get them from physical stores 💩
They recommended getting paddles from Challenger, which honestly surprised me 👀 There was a promo for $49.90 (member price, usual price is $99). The set comes with a free paddle bag, 2 paddles, 4 balls, plus a complimentary VCE handheld fan with water mist. Unfortunately, the fans were OOS when we bought the set, so we didn’t get one 🥲
As someone who just started playing pickleball, I found the paddles pretty decent. If you’re also thinking of picking up the sport, I highly recommended this as it is super value for money 😛
Another place you can check out is Everyday Club. One paddle costs $38 and comes with super cute prints 😆 I love the “Clocked Out” design. It’s a chonky ball holding a paddle and hitting a pickleball on a pickle paddle HAHAHAHA. Not too sure about the quality though!
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If you’re new to pickleball like I was, finding the right paddle can be overwhelming. The Challenger set I got not only was affordable but came with useful extras that made starting out easier — like the paddle bag and multiple balls. Although I missed out on the complimentary VCE handheld fan because it was out of stock, the deal was still a steal. Another option I checked out was Everyday Club’s paddles, which stand out with cute and fun designs like the “Clocked Out” print. For $38, they’re a budget-friendly choice, though I’m still unsure about their durability. If aesthetics matter to you, these might be worth a look. The paddles I used featured carbon fiber material that felt lightweight and easy to maneuver, which is great when you’re just learning techniques. Also, the anti-slip surface helped maintain a firm grip during play. For beginners, focusing on paddle weight and grip comfort is key. You want something not too heavy to tire you quickly but substantial enough to control shots easily. Affordable starter sets like these allow you to try the sport without a big investment and decide if you want to upgrade later. Finally, buying from physical stores gave us the advantage of testing the paddle feel immediately before purchase, which I recommend if you have the chance. Overall, the combination of affordability, starter-friendly features, and included accessories made these sets an excellent way to jump into pickleball fun.
