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Pickleball Paddle ShapeBy rule, pickleball paddles may not exceed 17-inches of length. In addition, the length and height together may not exceed 24-inches total.In an attempt to differentiate themselves and to maximize the "sweet spot" on the paddle, manufacturers have developed a variety of paddle shapes that are within the allowed dimensions.Generally speaking, there are three main shapes on the market today, namely:Standard – Modeled after the original pickleball paddles, standard shapes offer the widest sweet spot and are typically more maneuverable than longer paddles. Standard shaped paddles are excellent for beginners, but many professional players on the PPA Tour choose this shape for it's quick hand speed for sharper reaction times. Hybrid – Growing in popularity lately is the hybrid shape that fits between the elongated and standard and carries benefits from each. While a fantastic choice for many, the differences between this and the shapes around it are small, and you do limit your options by narrowing down to this shape alone. Elongated – Elongated paddles stretch the face out and add reach and power potential by moving the sweet spot on the paddle further from your hand. Elongated paddles are the most common for PPA Tour professionals, former tennis or racquet sports players, and players who need extra reach.

Paddles come in a variety of thicknesses ranging from 8-20mm, and it's not uncommon to see two different thickeness options for the same paddle. There are some general rules of thumb for choosing the right thickness paddle for your game, but it's important to keep in mind that there are some exceptions.Thinner - Thinner paddles typically have more "pop" or rebound which is why many manufacturers will call their thinner options "power paddles". They often have a smaller sweet spot and can be difficult to control if players are unable to find it regularly making them more common choices for advanced players.Thicker - Thicker paddles tend to distribute force more evenly and make controlling the ball easier. They have a more even sweet spot across the face and slightly less rebound making shots more predictable. Players who want more forgiveness or are looking to improve their game often choose a thicker core paddle.