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Where to buy affordable pickleball paddles that don’t feel cheap

From beginner paddles to stylish sets under $50, these affordable pickleball rackets prove you don’t need to splurge to serve

By Shazrina Shamsudin - 

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Whether you’re new to the sport or just looking to upgrade your paddle, one thing’s clear: pickleball is having a moment. From weekend games at the community court to full-blown leagues popping up across Singapore, it seems like everyone is getting in on the action. The best part? You don’t need to spend a fortune to play. We’ve rounded up the most affordable pickleball paddles that strike the sweet spot between price, style, and performance—because yes, even your gear can serve looks.

Pickleball Paddle 100 - Black, $59.90, Decathlon

Designed for newbies but built like a pro paddle, this lightweight option features a comfy fibreglass-carbon face and a honeycomb core that absorbs impact like a champ. Whether you’re just getting started or playing every other weekend, it’s a solid pick that won’t let your arm—or your wallet—down.

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LYNX Force Pickleball Paddle, $58 (U.P. $89), Sports Shop SG

Sleek, lightweight, and engineered to perform—the Lynx Prowler is the kind of paddle that makes you feel like a pro, even if you’re still mastering your serve. Its Polymer Flex core absorbs shock for smoother hits, while the Hybrid+ surface (a cool mix of carbon and fibreglass) gives you just the right blend of control, spin, and power. Basically, it does the hard work so you can focus on the fun.

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Wooden Pickleball Rackets, $28.36, smai from Amazon

If you’re just looking for a simple and straightforward paddle for your first pickleball rally with your friends, this pair from Amazon does the job. Despite the fact that it’s made from wood, these paddles are water-resistant and offer a great ergonomic grip so you won’t have to compromise on comfort.

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Pickleball Paddles Set, $51.15, Tiapad from Amazon

This hassle-free paddle set is perfect for anyone looking to pick up pickleball as a group. It comes with four paddles, six pickleballs, grip tapes, and a drawstring bag—so you can keep everything in one place and stay game-ready for your next pickleball tournament.

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Graphite Pickleball Paddle Set, $28.96, ACEPRO from Amazon

Lightweight but tough, this graphite carbon fibre paddle set gives you serious control and power without weighing you down. The honeycomb core helps you hit sharper, smoother shots, while the ergonomic grip keeps things comfy even after hours on the court. Bonus: it comes with two paddles, four balls, and a handy carry bag.

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Pickleball Paddles Set of 2 with Bag and Balls, $59.32, Tora Pickleball from Amazon

Who says sports gear has to be boring? These colourful, retro-style paddles don’t just look great—they play great too. With a textured carbon fibre surface for better spin and control, they’re made to elevate your game and your aesthetic. The set comes with two USA Pickleball-approved paddles, four outdoor balls, and a carry bag, so you can show up to the court looking (and playing) like a total pro.

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Blue Hamptons Classic Pickleball Paddle, $115.87, On Holiday Pickleball from Revolve

If you’re willing to spend a little more on your paddle, consider this option from Revolve. Clean, classic, and built to last—this blue-and-cream striped paddle from On Holiday proves you can keep things cute and competitive. Made from 100% fibreglass, it’s lightweight, beginner-friendly, and durable enough to grow with you as your game gets better.

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Palma Classic Pickleball Paddle, $115.87, On Holiday Pickleball from Revolve

If you’re after something a little preppier but just as stylish, the Palma Classic Pickleball Paddle is a great alternative to the previous pick.

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