Situated at the intersection of modern and retro, the Heritage Pickle-ball 60s 'Lines' Paddle draws from the past while thinking of the future. The year 1965 on the back represents the year the game of pickleball was invented, while the criss-crossing lines are meant to inspire precise placement of shots throughout a match. The materials are all modern, though, allowing you to answer the call of this paddle with every serve, drive, and put-away.
The performance and feel of the Heritage Pickle-ball 60s 'Lines' Paddle is centered around a thick and controllable core. The 15mm (0.59") thick polypropylene honeycomb core provides a soft feel for control, impressive feedback, limited vibrations, and an expanded sweet spot for forgiveness. On either side of this core lies a 10.5" long x 7.65" wide peel-ply textured fiberglass hitting surface that returns energy to the ball and provides ample grit which helps players spin the ball consistently. All of this technology weighs in at a midweight 8.1-ounces so you can use the 5.25" long handle to reload quickly and achieve high swing speeds.
The 60s 'Lines' Paddle from Heritage Pickle-ball meets you at the intersection of retro and modern, past and present, performance and style, so you can get out and enjoy the game with your friends (and frenemies!).
Actual grip sizes may vary up to 1/8"
