Perseus: Rounded corners at the top of the paddle, paired with an elongated profile, keep the sweet spot centered while extending your reach. This allows you to cover deep or sharply angled volleys at the non-volley zone and keep the ball in play without taking an extra step.

Ben (14mm and 16mm): Pickleball’s original G.O.A.T. favors the Perseus paddle shape for its elongated profile, giving Ben the reach and leverage to control rallies with aggressive drives and deceptive spin—hallmarks of his iconic play style.

“With the more rectangular, squared-off top and semi-rounded corners, the overall sweet spot ends up at a good length away from where I’m hitting and gripping the paddle.”

Kosmos: JOOLA's first hybrid shape blends the reach of the elongated Perseus with the maneuverability of the standard Scorpeus, creating a versatile option for players who want to drive from the baseline, counter at the kitchen, and transition smoothly into controlled net play.

Federico Staksrud (16mm): Built from the ground up, this paddle combines Fed’s favorite singles model, the Perseus, with his preferred doubles model, the Scorpeus, for maximum versatility. As the PPA’s No. 2-ranked singles player, Staksrud relies on this hybrid shape to compete and win in both singles and doubles without changing paddles.

“I like the Scorpeus for doubles, and the Perseus for singles,” said Federico Staksrud, “And I need to perform well in both. I think the Kosmos shape basically sums up everything I need when it comes to the power for the drives, but also the versatility and hand-speed for doubles.”

Scorpeus: This standard paddle shape is JOOLA’s fastest and most forgiving. Great for doubles, the wider profile of the Scorpeus expands the sweet spot, delivering added stability on blocks, resets, and counters; key shots when less court needs to be covered, and more points are won at the net.

Anna Bright (14mm and 16mm): With her ability to read the game and thrive in doubles, the Scorpeus gives Anna the confidence to deliver in the biggest moments. The balanced design complements her attacking style, delivering the stability for powerful drives and the quick responsiveness she needs to win fast hand battles.

“The [Scorpeus] has a low swing rate and a high twist rate, so that’s really going to help you during firefights. You’re going to be so quick switching from forehand to backhand, and if you have a mishit, it’s not going to twist and break for you. It’s really an incredible paddle.” – Anna Bright

Agassi: With a tapered throat and enlarged sweet spot, this elongated shape suits players who strike the ball towards the top of the paddle, making it a natural fit for tennis players. It delivers reliable performance across the court, providing confidence on aggressive drives and touch for well-timed dinks.

Andre Agassi (14mm and 16mm): Tennis legend and multiple Grand Slam winner Andre Agassi made the jump to pickleball in 2024, and with it came the Agassi paddle shape. Featuring a tapered throat and an enlarged sweet spot, this paddle gives him the precision and power he needs to make his transition from tennis to pickleball seamless.

“I really like how the sweet spot is extended, and you can see the face of the paddle gets wider as if gets higher to replicate the feeling of playing with a tennis racket. So, if hits a little higher than the actual sweet spot, it’s very forgiving.” – Kate Fahey

Hyperion: An elongated shape with an aerodynamic curved head lets the paddle cut through the air more quickly, allowing you stay aggressive at the net and cover more court. It offers extended reach and speed for players who love fast hands and quick reactions.

Ben Johns (16mm): Designed with input from pickleball world #1, the aero-curve design benefits Ben’s doubles game, enabling quicker hand speed and put-away flicks at the net.

“If you’re hitting it near the sweet spot a lot the feel and response you get out of this paddle is phenomenal. Overall, swing speed and hand speed, just in terms of surface area, and where that surface area is distributed, I’d say you can move this much quicker through the air on hands stuff.”

KineticFrame: Inspired by kick-point engineering in hockey sticks and golf clubs, the KineticFrame is built to flex and recover during impact. Unlike traditional paddles with “diving-board” neck flex, the KineticFrame uses a proprietary flex-point architecture that allows the paddle head to move parallel to its original position.

Propulsion Core: Patented propulsion core adds controlled flex to the paddle’s interior, creating a responsive, spring-like effect. The result is easier access to power on drives, counters, and quick speed-ups—so you can hit harder without swinging harder.

Hyperfoam Edge Wall: A foam injection that adds stability around the edges of the paddle, giving you a larger sweet spot and more forgiveness on off-center hits.

Textured Carbon Fiber Surface: Designed to improve feel and control. By evenly dispersing vibrations on impact, it delivers a smoother, more connected touch while helping generate more spin and shot accuracy.