The C2 Pickleball Speed & Performance Kit helps you move faster, warm up smarter, and keep your joints happy. Think strength coach in a sling bag.

Fall courts change how your feet feel — stiffer tissues, harder surfaces, faster rallies. The right shoes and insoles can keep you steady, comfortable, and ready for game three.

Less court time doesn’t mean losing your edge. From ball machines to target aids and shadow paddles, these pickleball training tools will keep your skills sharp all winter long.

The Oktō pickleball backpack isn’t just another gear bag. Thoughtfully engineered with 16 pockets, a built-in scoring workstation, and premium durability, it’s designed to make court days smoother—and every purchase helps fund coral reef conservation.

I finally ditched my running shoes and found a true pickleball shoe that actually supports my game. The Winners Edge P-38 Lightning delivers stability, cushioning, and pro-level design—making it my new go-to on the court.

The flashy paddle won’t save your game—socks, sleeves, and subtle gear upgrades will. From blister-proof socks to recovery sleeves and cooling towels, here’s the quiet gear every pickleball player actually needs.

Lightweight, impact-resistant, and built for smaller faces, the RIA Versa Court HD+ sunglasses deliver clarity, comfort, and protection you can trust on the pickleball court.

Forget the hot tub or fire pit—VersaCourt turns your backyard into the ultimate neighborhood hub. From pickleball to basketball, these multi-use courts create connection, fun, and a space built to last.

Pickleball isn’t just about rallies and scores — it’s about the personalities that make the game unforgettable. Meet DinkyBalls, a brand that celebrates every quirky, bold, and joyful player type on and off the court.

Pain slows your game. We tested VKTRY insoles for pickleball to see if they could help us play longer, feel fresher, and move faster — here’s what we found.

The TheraICE Cold Compression Sleeve PRO is my go-to for pickleball recovery and knee pain relief. From ACL surgery rehab to post-match swelling, it delivers targeted hot and cold therapy in one durable, comfortable sleeve—so you can heal without putting life on hold.

Pickleball gear can help your body bounce back—but only if you're using the right kind. We break down when to reach for compression, cushion, or recovery tools based on what your joints are complaining about. It’s not about owning all the gadgets—it’s about playing longer without feeling like you got hit by a truck.

From compression sleeves to neon tape and heavy-duty braces, here’s what these popular injury-prevention tools actually do—and whether they’re worth using on the pickleball court.

Foggy lenses, awkward fits, and getting drilled in the face? No thanks. Brioti is the pickleball-specific eyewear brand players have been waiting for—designed by players, for players.

Pickleball coaches don’t just play with any paddle—they choose gear that holds up under pressure, supports their students, and fits their personal style. We asked top pros what they’re using (and why it matters for your game too).

Tired of mid-match rule debates? Ruley is a smartwatch app that gives you instant answers to pickleball rule questions, so you can spend less time arguing and more time playing.

A boutique brand blending carbon fiber performance with fairytale flair, Pretty Pickleball is helping women feel powerful and playful on the court. Here’s how founder Karen Tefft is redefining what gear can look—and play—like.

Your paddle doesn’t win games—your feet do. When temps rise, foot fatigue and overheating can wreck your performance. VKTRY’s carbon fiber insoles help fight fatigue, improve stability, and keep you on the court longer—even in the heat.

The wrong gear will leave you soaked and distracted. We break down what to wear when the heat is on, plus the brands actually designing apparel for real movement, sweat, and sun.

If you’re tired of swapping sunglasses mid-game or squinting through glare, RIA Eyewear might be the fix. After testing the Vantage Radium HD+ lenses in every lighting condition Wisconsin could throw at me, I can confidently say: these glasses are built for pickleball. Here’s what makes them different, and why they’re now the only pair I wear.