Collection: CRBN Pickleball Paddles & Gear

The CRBN pickleball paddle lineup at Get2Eleven brings serious carbon fiber performance to any pickleball player who cares about power, control, and spin. We shop and stock all four TruFoam Barrage pickleball paddles, plus CRBN bags, backpacks, and the accessories that round out a CRBN setup.

Every Barrage paddle runs a Gen 4 TruFoam core wrapped in a T700 carbon fiber hitting surface, delivering the pop, dwell time, and forgiveness that made CRBN pickleball paddles a favorite among pros and competitive pickleball players.

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The CRBN TruFoam Barrage Lineup

The Barrage sits at the top of the CRBN pickleball paddle lineup, and every model shares the same Gen 4 TruFoam core, T700 carbon fiber surface, and foam injected edge. The core maximizes dwell time and eliminates core crush that shortens the life of cheaper paddles. The raw carbon fiber face grabs the ball on contact and delivers heavy spin close to the kitchen line and on the baseline.

CRBN 1, 2, 3, and 4: Choose Your Shape

Pick the pickleball paddle shape that fits your game. The CRBN 1 pickleball paddle is elongated with a long handle for two handed backhands and pickleball players who want the leverage for more power on drives. The CRBN 2 is a square shape with a wider face, a bigger sweet spot, and better balance for a strong soft game at the kitchen line. 

The CRBN 3 is elongated with a shorter handle that keeps the reach of an elongated shape without giving up hand speed. The CRBN 4 is a hybrid AeroCurve that blends square balance with elongated reach and a mid length handle. Every model runs a 14mm core, USAP approval, and a foam injected edge, so you can test any shape and see how it performs on court.

Power, Control, and TruFoam Genesis Series Paddles

Beyond the Barrage, CRBN also designed the Power Series, Control Series, and TruFoam Genesis Series paddles that plenty of pickleball players still love. The Power Series (the CRBN X Series 1X, 2X, and 3X) uses a foam injected edge and elongated or hybrid shapes for more power on drives. 

The Control Series (CRBN 1 and 2 Classic Series) sits at 16mm for players who prefer more control at the kitchen line. The TruFoam Genesis Series delivers a softer feel with heavy spin. Once you've decided to upgrade, our CRBN TruFoam Waves review stacks the Waves paddle against the Barrage, X Series, and Genesis so you can see how each Waves shape and handle matches your playing style.

Is CRBN Legal for Tournament Play?

Yes. Every CRBN Barrage pickleball paddle we shop and sell is USAP approved and PBCoR certified, so any of them work for sanctioned play. The "banned" CRBN paddles chatter traces back to an earlier batch pulled during a spec change; the current TruFoam Barrage lineup passed the USA Pickleball carbon fiber face texture and power tests. 

The company runs every carbon fiber paddle through industry certification tests, and pros hear about CRBN shapes from other pros they trust. We recommend a check of the USAP approved list every tournament week. If you want a second USAP approved brand in your bag, we carry Selkirk paddles as a match day backup.

CRBN Bags, Balls, and Accessories

Bags, Backpacks, and Court Gear

CRBN doesn't just build pickleball paddles. The Pro Team Tour 2.0 Bag is the flagship carry, with paddle compartments, ventilated shoe pockets, and a build that stands up to travel. The Pro Team Sling Bag is the lighter option for open play with friends, and the Tote Bag adds a clean silhouette for court runs. 

Round out your gear with CRBN Strips Lead Tape for balance, the CRBN Black Eraser to clean the paddle surface, and the Performance Quick Dry Towel for hot California afternoons. Pair everything with balls of your choice and get free shipping on orders over $69. Not sure which CRBN pickleball paddle shape fits? Take our Pickleball Paddle Quiz to learn your playing style and understand which shape matches your game.

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