Pickleball Gear Co.
Replacement Paddle Edge Guard
A replacement edge guard for a paddle whose original has split or peeled away. Repairing the rim is a great deal cheaper than replacing a paddle you otherwise like.
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Find your paddleEverything that is not a paddle, a ball, a set or a bag: grips and paddle care, training aids, nets and court marking. If you are replacing a worn overgrip or setting up a court in a car park, it is in here.
Pickleball Gear Co.
A replacement edge guard for a paddle whose original has split or peeled away. Repairing the rim is a great deal cheaper than replacing a paddle you otherwise like.
Pickleball Gear Co.
Adhesive strips for tuning a paddle you already like. Adding a few grams at the edge changes how a paddle swings without changing the paddle — it is the cheapest way to make a good paddle fit you better.
Pickleball Gear Co.
A tethered ball for practising on your own. The point is repetition: the ball comes back, so you get many more contacts per session than you would rallying, and you can work on timing without a partner or a court.
Pickleball Gear Co.
Stainless steel wall hooks for hanging paddles instead of stacking them in a corner. Two per pack, so you can mount a pair side by side.
AMASPORT
Edge tape is the cheapest insurance a paddle can have. Most paddle damage starts at the edge — a scrape on concrete when you dig out a low ball — and once the edge opens up, moisture gets into the core.
JUCIAO
Ten overgrips, which at normal club play is roughly a season's worth. Overgrip is the cheapest thing you can change that actually affects how you play — a slick grip costs you control long before it looks worn.
AMASPORT
The same edge protection as our plain tape, with a metallic laser or striped finish. Same job, more visible on court.
AMASPORT
PU grip tape in a two-pack. PU is thicker and more cushioned than a standard thin overgrip, which suits players who feel vibration through the handle or want to build up a grip that is slightly too small.
Pickleball Gear Co.
An extendable picker for collecting balls off the court. After a drilling session there are dozens of balls on the floor, and picking them up one at a time is the part everyone avoids.
Pickleball Gear Co.
A 22-foot net — regulation court width — that packs down for a driveway, a backyard, or any flat open space. For players who want to practise without booking a court.
Pickleball Gear Co.
A height-adjustable hitting stand for solo work. Set the ball at a fixed height and hit it repeatedly — it is the most direct way to groove a consistent contact point without a partner feeding balls.