JOOLA Pickleball Paddles

What is in stock right now

Start with the Pro V paddles we can ship today. The Scorpeus Pro V (Collin Johns) is the widebody with the biggest sweet spot and our usual answer for doubles players who lose hands battles at the kitchen. The Kosmos Pro V (Federico Staksrud) is the hybrid: most of the forgiveness, some of the reach, the honest pick if you cannot decide. The Agassi Pro V pairs the elongated face with a longer handle that tennis converts like. All three are in stock at $469.

Also at $469: the Hyperion Pro V, the rounded elongated shape for quicker hands, and the Scorpeus Pro V (Anna Bright), the same widebody in her spec. The Perseus Pro V (Ben Johns) is the flagship and the one everyone asks for: one on hand, reorder raised, so if it shows sold out it is a wait, not a discontinuation. The Kosmos Pro V Rally Rocket ($479.95) is sold out.

The previous generation is down to one paddle: the Scorpeus Pro IV 14mm (Anna Bright) at $369.95, one left. Same widebody forgiveness, a thinner core, about $100 less.

The three questions buyers ask us

Which Pro V? Pick by shape, not by who signs it. Widebody (Scorpeus) for forgiveness at the line, elongated (Hyperion, Agassi, Perseus) for reach and drive, hybrid (Kosmos) for both. The Pro V buying guide walks through each shape.

14mm or 16mm? Every Pro V we stock is 16mm: longer dwell on the face, softer resets and third-shot drops, the safer buy for most club players. The 14mm Scorpeus Pro IV is stiffer and quicker off the face, for players who already win with pace.

What does a JOOLA cost? $469 for a Pro V, $369.95 for the Pro IV. Grey imports can look cheaper, but JOOLA will not assess an overseas-bought paddle here if the face delaminates.

For the whole range in one table, read the JOOLA paddles guide, or compare it against all our pickleball paddles. New to the sport? JOOLA punishes off-centre hits, so start on our starter paddles.