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Alex E. Weaver

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It's Back: Selkirk x Tesla Launch Another Limited Collab Paddle

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By Alex E. Weaver
| The Dink Pickleball
Back in December, Selkirk shocked the pickleball world by dropping a collab paddle, totally out of the blue, with one of the biggest names in tech. The Tesla Plaid Pickleball Paddle by Selkirk looked like nothing else on the market, cost a cool $350, and completely sold out in a matter of hours. It was so popular, they ran it back a couple weeks later. And yeah, that one sold out in a flash, too. Well, here we go again.
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Six Zero's Boulder Opal Dials Back the Power, But Packs In Plenty of New Tech

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By Alex E. Weaver
| The Dink Pickleball
Six Zero is adding another gemstone to the collection. The upcoming Boulder Opal builds on the architecture of the Black Opal, but with one important distinction: Six Zero has deliberately dialed back the pop in exchange for more dwell, feel, and control. In other words, this is the Opal for players who loved the Black Opal’s horsepower but occasionally wished it had a brake pedal.
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7 Premium Pickleball Paddles with Extra-Long Handles

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By Alex E. Weaver
| The Dink Pickleball
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.
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