We suggest the Tyro Elite Pro: Radiant Gold. This is our only racquet that is USAPA. Lightweight and extremely durable, this is the racket you need to compete in tournaments.

Finesse: We recommend the Tyro Hot Pink and the Tyro Oceanic Blue. These two paddles are identical in every way to the Tyro Radiant Gold pad racquet, except that they are not approved by the USAPA. The Tyro is perfectly balanced, and it is our best performing racquet.  The slightly longer handle, as well as its slightly smaller circumference, makes this racket ideal for women.

Power: We recommend the Carbon Core paddles (Available in Neon and Blue).  Ideal for advanced players who want a little more power and grip on the surface to add spin. It is not as balanced as the TYRO racket and is heavier in the head, which gives it increased power.

Balance between the two: We recommend the Tyro Bright Pink and the Tyro Ocean Blue. The perfect balance of this racket lends itself perfectly to hybrid play. Whether it's drop shots close to the net, or lobs at the back of the court, the Tyro surprises with its versatility.

I play with my partner: the Core set which includes 2 paddles, 4 balls and a case is the logical choice for you. For only $120, you are equipped for your first steps in the world of pickleball! The Core paddle is a paddle that focuses a little more on power, perfect for helping you cross the ball to the other side of the court.

I'm looking for an individual racket at a lower price: PRODIGY The perfect economical racket without sacrificing quality. If you are on a smaller budget and plan to play for 1-2 hours at a time, this lightweight, hard surface racquet will keep you on the court without fatigue. It is a perfect introductory paddle thanks to its price and weight, without sacrificing quality. She can certainly compete for points and matches at all levels.