JOOLA Pickleball Paddles

JOOLA pickleball paddles bring decades of table tennis engineering to the fastest growing sport in the country. Founded in 1952 as a German table tennis brand, JOOLA has built its pickleball lineup around the same principles that made it a force in racquet sports: carbon fiber surfaces, advanced core construction, and shapes refined through collaboration with pro athletes like Ben Johns, Simone Jardim, and Andre Agassi.

Browse the full pickleball paddles collection or keep reading to find the right shape and core thickness for your game.

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How to Choose the Right JOOLA Paddle

JOOLA Perseus: Power and Precision for Baseline Players

The JOOLA Perseus shape measures 16.5 inches long by 7.5 inches wide, making it the most elongated paddle in the JOOLA pickleball lineup. That extra length translates to more reach on wide balls and more leverage on groundstrokes, which is why the Perseus is the paddle shape Ben Johns made famous on the pro tour. 

The Perseus Double Vision paddle available at Get2Eleven uses an Aramid carbon fiber surface paired with a 16mm core thickness that balances power and touch. Players who like to strike from the baseline and control rallies with depth will feel right at home with this shape. 

The elongated frame does trade some face width for that reach, so fast hands exchanges require a bit more precision, but the extended sweet spot and Propulsion Core more than compensate when you're setting up your next shot.

JOOLA Hyperion: Speed and Maneuverability

The JOOLA Hyperion shape features an aero curved profile built for players who rely on quick transitions and fast hands at the net. Its aerodynamic design cuts through the air faster on volleys and counters, giving you an edge during rapid exchanges at the kitchen. 

The Hyperion is the shape Simone Jardim helped develop, and its slightly shorter profile compared to the Perseus keeps the paddle lighter and faster through contact. Hyperion paddles in the Pro IV and Pro V generations use a Charged Carbon Surface that improves the paddle face durability and spin production on every shot. 

If you play doubles and want a paddle that lets you react and reset without sacrificing the ability to strike when an opening appears, the Hyperion shape deserves a closer look. For a deeper breakdown of how the two shapes compare, check out our guide on 14mm vs 16mm pickleball paddle thickness and its impact on feel.

JOOLA Scorpeus: Control and Forgiveness

The JOOLA Scorpeus shape measures 16.0 inches by 8.0 inches, giving it the widest face in the JOOLA lineup. That wider body creates a larger sweet spot and distributes weight more evenly across the hitting surface, which adds stability and forgiveness on off center contact. 

Scorpeus pickleball paddles are built for control oriented players who spend most of their court time at the kitchen working dinks, resets, and blocks. 

The wider shape also means less twist on mishits, so your shots stay consistent even when your footwork is a half step behind. JOOLA's Scorpeus Pro V models feature a 16mm Honeycomb core that increases dwell time and gives you a softer touch on drop shots. The Scorpeus shape pairs especially well with players who value control and placement over raw power and want consistent performance point after point.

JOOLA Agassi Pro: All Court Performance

The JOOLA Agassi Pro is inspired by tennis legend Andre Agassi and designed as a hybrid pickleball paddle that blends power with control across the full court. The Agassi Pro 14mm at Get2Eleven features JOOLA's TechFlex Power (TFP) technology, which distributes weight across the paddle for enhanced durability and forgiveness on contact. 

Its extended sweet spot reaches to the upper edges and bottom corners of the face, making it one of the most forgiving hybrid paddles in the JOOLA Pro IV lineup. The 14mm core thickness gives the Agassi Pro more pop than thicker builds while still providing enough stability for a controlled soft game. 

The JOOLA Agassi Champion 12mm offers an entry point into the Agassi series with a fiberglass face that delivers touch and comfort for developing games. If you want top carbon fiber performance in your paddle rotation, explore the full list of top carbon fiber pickleball paddles carried at Get2Eleven.

Why Pros Choose JOOLA Pickleball

Ben Johns, Pro Endorsements, and JOOLA Edge Technology

JOOLA's roster of pro athletes reads like a list of the sport's most dominant competitors. Ben Johns, the number one ranked pickleball paddle competitor in the world, plays the Perseus shape and helped design the Pro IV and Pro V generations. 

Simone Jardim competes with the Hyperion, Anna Bright plays the Scorpeus, and Tyson McGuffin uses the Magnus Pro IV, which shares the Perseus elongated frame with a shorter handle optimized for a one handed backhand. The Graf Pro and other collaboration paddles show how JOOLA works directly with athletes to translate on court feedback into production designs.

What separates JOOLA from other paddle brands is the combination of KineticFrame technology in the JOOLA edge construction, carbon fiber surfaces for spin, and Hyperfoam Edge Wall for shock absorption. These features work together to produce paddles that deliver raw power, heavy spin potential, and a stable feel at high swing speeds. 

JOOLA Pro V models represent the latest generation and build on the Pro IV platform with refined core engineering that increases dwell time for better ball control. Players who want to learn how to hold a pickleball paddle correctly before upgrading will notice the difference immediately once they switch to a performance paddle with this level of construction.

If you're local to San Diego, visit Get2Eleven at Bobby Riggs Racquet and Paddle Club, 875 Santa Fe Dr, Encinitas, CA 92024 to demo JOOLA paddles before you buy. Call 858 333 0018 for stock availability or to ask about pickleball shoes to complete your court setup.

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    FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

    Why Were JOOLA Paddles Banned?
    Some JOOLA paddles in the Gen 3S generation were pulled from approved equipment lists after concerns about delamination and inconsistent performance surfaced across the sport. The issue was not limited to JOOLA and affected multiple brands during a broader industry review of core technology and paddle face construction. JOOLA responded by redesigning its paddle lineup, and all current Pro IV and Pro V models, including the Perseus, Hyperion, Scorpeus, and Agassi, are USAP approved and PBCoR .43 certified for sanctioned tournament play. If you're competing, every JOOLA paddle sold at Get2Eleven meets current USA Pickleball standards.

    What Is the #1 Rated Pickleball Paddle?
    There's no single answer because the best paddle depends on your playing style, court position, and grip preference. That said, the JOOLA Perseus shape consistently ranks among the top rated paddles in the sport. Ben Johns has won more titles with the Perseus than any other player has won with any paddle, and the Pro IV generation brought improvements to core thickness and carbon fiber face construction that raised the bar for the entire market. If you're not sure which paddle fits your game, take the paddle quiz at Get2Eleven for a recommendation matched to how you play.

    Is JOOLA a Good Brand for Pickleball Paddles?
    JOOLA is one of the most trusted brands in pickleball. The company was founded in 1952 in Germany as a table tennis manufacturer and brought that same precision engineering into pickleball through partnerships with players like Ben Johns, Simone Jardim, Anna Bright, and Andre Agassi. JOOLA paddles occupy the premium tier of the market and are known for delivering power, stability, and heavy spin potential. The brand offers paddles across four shape families, so you can find a match for any style of play, from aggressive baseline drives to controlled soft game at the kitchen.

    Is Selkirk Better Than JOOLA?
    Both brands build competitive paddles, but they play differently. JOOLA paddles tend to favor power and spin, with carbon fiber surfaces and Propulsion Core designs that reward aggressive play. Selkirk paddles lean toward control and feel, with foam injected edges and a softer touch that suits players who prioritize resets and placement. The right choice depends on how you compete. If you drive from the baseline and want more pop on your shots, JOOLA is a strong fit. If you play a patient soft game and rely on consistency, Selkirk may feel more natural. Both brands are USAP approved and used on the professional tour.