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Weekly Pickleball Paddle Giveaway

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I have around 50-100 pickleball paddles, and I have really appreciated all of my readers from the beginning stages of my pickleball blog journey.

As such, I thought it would be fun to have a weekly pickleball paddle giveaway starting August 16th. You just have to enter your email address below, and I will alert whether you are the winner and get your address. No purchase necessary.

In this article, I’ll cover how to enter, how to get up to 25 extra entries, what paddles are up for grabs, and some FAQs.

Enter your email address below to enter

I just picked the first winner of many and am so excited to send the Holbrook Mav Pro 2.0 pickleball paddle too the reader!

Picture of pickleball paddle winner email

I wanted to have this a fun game, so I thought of a couple of ways to get extra entries.

Do you want 5 extra entries?

There are two ways to get extra entries, and please use these to get extra entries.

Comment on my best pickleball paddles post with a question or insightful comment

I would love to hear from my readers and answer your questions or hear what you think are the best pickleball paddles. Here’s how’s

  1. Click on this link my best pickleball paddle article
  2. Add a comment at the bottom of the post and add your name and email address. I will use that email address for your 5 extra entries.
  3. Can you share what you think is your favorite pickleball paddle or the best one available?

What are my paddles up for grabs?

My plan is to give away all of the following paddles from the image below. I may add or subtract, but that is the initial goal with the first pickleball paddle givenaway is the Holbrook Mav Pro 2.0.

How much are the paddles going to be worth?

I’d estimate that the paddles will range from $50 to $250 in value. I plan that the grand finale pickleball paddle that I give away will be over $200.

What’s the conditions of the paddles?

Most of the paddles will be in pristine condition, almost brand new.

Why?

Because I will test a paddle 1-3 times, and then I will have more paddles to test, so many of the paddles are not getting any love, which is why I need your help.

Will I share the winners on this blog post?

If I have permission from the winners, I will definitely plan to add the winners into a winners circle below.

Thanks so much to all of you who have read and followed my pickleball blog. I really appreciate you, and best of luck!

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9 responses to “Weekly Pickleball Paddle Giveaway”

  1. Wayne Tubberville Avatar
    Wayne Tubberville

    I liked your review on the YV paddle, I can related to what you are saying.
    I bought a YV T700 Storm. I am not sure what weight 8.0 – 8.5 oz is best for me at my current playing level. I enjoy it at this point but I am not sure if a lighter paddle may be a better option too.

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    1. Ben Avatar
      Ben

      Thanks for the comment, Wayne. I will try to see whether I can play some of my session with the paddle, but yeah, I felt that the paddle’s grip was cheap, and I didn’t appreciate the 0.5 ounce discrepancy. Check out some of my other review articles as there are some amazing paddles out there under $100.

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  2. Abel Avatar
    Abel

    Came by to check out the under $50 paddles since I try to recruit my friends to play and rather them not spend $280 only to stop playing in a month or two. I am super impressed with the content. Looking to build a cool efficient list of paddles that no other paddles are both better and cheaper. Unfortunately that Surgical control paddle is not USAP approved. Keep going love the content!

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  3. Eren Avatar
    Eren

    How does the Vatic Pro Prism Flash compare to the Joola Pro IV? I’ve only ever used the flash but looking to upgrade maybe. Thanks for your insights!

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  4. Alejandro Avatar
    Alejandro

    Thank you for your reviews, you are doing the pickleball more affordable, with your recommendations.

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  5. Randall Moss Avatar
    Randall Moss

    I am a 76 year old man who played basketball until I was 74 when my knees let me know that it was time to retire. Looking for a new sport to transition to, I discovered the game of pickleball. I purchased a $25 paddle to see if I would enjoy it and immediately became hooked. I play 3-4 times a week at an intermediate level and would estimate my score to be around 3.75. My game is primarily one of control and spin so after endless hours I bought the Vatic Pro Prism Flash for only $99. A terrific paddle that perfectly suits my game. Excellent control and spin (my friends call me the spin master -lol) with the ability to give it some pop when required. I just ordered a Six Zero infinity Ruby 16mm after more hours of research and am hopeful this will suit my game as much as the Vatic. So if you are looking for an elongated control/spin paddle for an excellent price then I highly recommend.
    And by the way your website is outstanding. Thanks so much and keep enjoying the game.
    Randy

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  6. LC Avatar
    LC

    Hi – thanks for all of your great content around pickleball gear, so helpful! My girlfriends and I are just getting into pickleball and most of us don’t have any gear yet, we’ve just been borrowing, so were starting to look into paddles. Some of the girls are wanting the cute aesthetic paddles (like those by recess). Are there any paddles/brands that you recommend that have the aesthetic component as well?

    Thank you!
    L

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  7. Ludovic MASSON Avatar
    Ludovic MASSON

    Hi – thank you for all the reviews – very helpful !! Based on the reading and my expectations for my new paddle, I may go toward the Honolulu j2nf. I was not expecting to go for this brand but I will give a try and hope will be good for me !
    Thank you !

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  8. Michelle Willick Avatar
    Michelle Willick

    I’m interested in knowing which is the lightest paddle for an intermediate woman player?

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