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Buying GuidesBest pickleball paddles in Australia 2026: our honest picks by play style
There's no single best paddle, only the best one for how you play. Our honest shortlist by play style, all gear we stock and have hit our...
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New ArrivalsSix Zero Coral Pro just landed at Pickld: elite spin, one catch we'll be upfront about
The Coral Pro is the elevated Coral: Diamond Grit surface, 2,481 RPM spin output, three shapes. Available now in Australia at Pickld. One...
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AboutWhy we started Pickld: two mates and a carefully picked pickleball store
Two mates running Australia's most carefully picked pickleball store. Why Ben and Chris started Pickld: the curation thesis, how we run t...
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ReviewsPickld Silent Pickleball: the quiet foam ball, made for indoor training
Standard pickleballs crack at 70-90 dB. The Pickld Silent foam ball drops impact noise to conversational volume - tournament-spec dimensi...
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ReviewsEnhance Turbo EPP Review: Foam-Core Power Without the $300 Price Tag
The Enhance Turbo EPP brings floating foam-core power and a huge sweet spot to a sub-$200 price point. Here's how this budget-friendly pa...
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Brand GuidesFriday pickleball paddles in Australia: the foam-core lineup explained
The complete Friday foam-core lineup in Australia: Aura and Aura Pro, each in Elongated and Hybrid shapes. Four paddles, four feels, one ...
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ReviewsHonolulu J6CR Crystal Blue Endurance Surface: pre-order review
The next-generation Honolulu: elongated J6 frame meets the durable Crystal Blue Endurance Surface. Here's what we know so far, who the J6...
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Brand GuidesRPM pickleball paddles in Australia: Q2 vs Friction Pro V2
Every RPM paddle in our Australian range, Q2 (4 variants) and Friction Pro V2 (2 signatures), broken down by shape, thickness, playstyle ...
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Buying GuidesFranklin pickleball balls in Australia: the 2026 buying guide
Franklin X-40 outdoor vs X-26 indoor, tournament approval, AU temperatures, and when the 100-pack actually pays for itself.
