niupipo Graphite Pickleball Paddles - Lightweight Pickleball Paddles Set of 2, 7.6oz Pickleball Rackets Honeycomb Core, Pickleball Racquets Ultra Cushion 4.5In Grip, Outdoor Indoor Pickleball Paddle…

UPDATE: I am updating my review from 3 to 5 stars. A replacement paddle was received within a week (in different and better wrapping than the set I originally received). I used my good Pickleball paddle and it is light, has a nice handle, and hits quite well. Getting the set of 2 is also a good quality value for the price. Based on the quality of the paddle and the excellent experience in getting a replacement, this is a very nice 5 star setOriginal review: On opening my set of 2 Niupipo Pickleball paddles, which had the 2 paddles each in a bubble bag and then both paddles together in a plastic bag taped together at the handles, they seemed nicely wrapped, but one of them is split/broken at the top edge. I do not know if the damage occurred in the manufacturing process or afterwards. The other paddle seems fine. Amazon has been great in resolving my problem, but I have had to go through the hassle. Because I received one damaged, I have not used the paddle yet so I do not know how they hit. The paddles seem OK other than the damage so I hope they will hit and hold up well on the Pickleball court. I just cannot give more than 3 stars now because of receiving the damaged paddle.

I am new to pickle ball, having played about three times, but have played tennis for forty years. I was looking to purchase paddles that were durable but reasonably priced. i bought four- have used them twice. These are nice, my only concern us the grip is a bit large for a women’s hand.

I am trying to establish a Pickleball group in our local town and purchased two cheap Pickleball paddles from Walmart in order to have extras for those who wanted to give the game a try. The cheap paddles broke after only two or three uses and I returned them. Most decent paddles are too expensive just to have around for extras but I decided to give these a try because they seemed like they would last better than the wooden ones that broke and they were reasonably priced. Several people new to the game have tried these paddles and appear to like them very much. I also tried one myself and was happy with it's performance as well. They are lightweight and seem more substantial than the previous ones I tried.

A well-made quality product! This paddle is about 1/2 or 1/5 the price of other paddles that I've seen at retail stores. The grip is exactly the same as the more expensive versions. It has a lot more control than I expected of something that has no rubber surface ( like a ping pong paddle) or strings ( like a tennis racket). I can't hit topspin returns or dig out half-volleys as I would be able w/ gut strings, but may be I just need more practice/play time. All in all, it is a great bargain for a beginner just learning pickle-ball. Others who've had tried it think there is not much a difference between this paddle and the more expensive ones in terms of touch and feel.

We are new pickle ballers and bought wooden paddles for our first few games.Friends told us the the graphite paddles were much better so after checking out the reviews on several we decided on these.Boy these paddles performed beautifully, they are light and have a larger sweet spot even on miss hits.Very pleased with them...only thing we thought they’d come with covers but did not.

I have only played pickleball once, and I wanted to get 4 paddles and some pickleball balls to play with my family on my birthday. After examining all of the options—cost, graphite vs. wood, and reviews—I chose the Nuipipo lightweight graphite rackets. And I'm glad I did. They offer a great value, something that will last and not too expensive. Everyone felt the rackets were durable, easy to handle, and able to power some mighty (and not so mighty) hits from the more competitive ones in our group. We look forward to playing more with these great rackets!

We are new to pickleball and had some paddles handed down to us when our friends decided to get newer ones. We wanted to be able to play with friends so we recently bought these Niupipo paddles as a second set. I know the paddles that were given to us were used but were much more expensive then these Niupipo paddles but honestly we can't tell a difference between the two different styles. We love these. The are light weight and are sturdy and seem just great for beginners/intermediate players. We highly recommend them!

I bought these for Father’s Day in hopes my husband and his dad would play. My son has started playing as well. They love the racquets! Only thing I’ve noticed are the grip wear but they could have a hard grip w sweaty hands. It is a flat smooth surface so if you put spin on the ball it’s not for that. Over all I am very pleased as everyone has a good time playing and they aren’t broke!