You know your game needs a twoey. These paddles can help you get there.
Drives. Resets. Blocks. Roll dinks. Disguised down-the-line speed-ups...
More and more, pickleball's faster, more aggressive new meta requires you to put two hands firmly on the paddle. And to comfortably do that, it helps to have a longer handle.
Standard pickleball paddle handle length lands somewhere in the 5" to 5.25" range. Anything over 5.5" is considered an extra long handle. And that's exactly what we're after.
Longer handles can increase a paddle's swing weight and power potential without sacrificing control or sweet spot. Above all, they provide the necessary room to add that all-important second hand when the situation calls for it.
Better yet, you're not relegated to an elongated shape when seeking a long-handled paddle. Plenty of hybrid and widebody paddles offer long handles as well.
There are lots of options if you're looking for such a paddle. Here are seven we've hit over and over and keep coming back to.
- 11SIX24 Power 2 Hurache-X
- Enhance EPP Turbo
- Honolulu J6CR
- Paddletek TKO-X
- Selkirk Omni
- Six Zero Coral Pro
- Volair Shift
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Full floating foam core. Unique elongated shape. Industry-leading HexGrit surface material for elite touch and shot-making ability.
A full foam paddle based on a simple but powerful premise: enduring durability and superior performance for an unbeatable price.
We would never call a pickleball paddle perfect. This is one of the closest we've found. Elite shape, long handle, the grittiest surface grit anywhere.
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The newest offering from a revived Paddletek brand, TKO-X features Honeyfoam, combining three foam types into a unified structure, creating a softer and more responsive feel at impact.
Yes, it's pricey. But with a full foam core, extra long handle, InfiniGrit surface material, and moveable MOI weights, it might just be the last paddle you ever need.
Easily the best paddle Six Zero has produced in a minute, this is becoming a favorite among pros for its linear power, large sweet spot, and new and improved new Double Diamond Tough™ surface.
The Shift lineup flew under the radar and is now being phased out. But that doesn't mean it's not worth a try. Soft and responsive for patient play, and loaded with power when you choose to attack. A truly excellent paddle for the price, while it lasts.
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