Engineered for performance, durability, and playability. Indoor and outdoor padel and pickleball court solutions for clubs, academies, residential projects, and commercial sports facilities.
While they look similar, the equipment and court rules differ:
Pickleball: Uses a perforated hollow plastic ball (like a wiffle ball) and a flat paddle. The game emphasizes placement and patience.
Paddleball: Uses a pressurized rubber ball (similar to a tennis/squash ball) and a solid or perforated paddle. It is generally faster-paced.
Pickleball Paddles: Have a flat, untextured face with no holes. They are typically square/rectangular and made of wood, composite, or graphite.
Paddleball Paddles: Are usually oval/round and often have small holes drilled into them to reduce air resistance for faster swing speeds.
Pickleball Court: Features a net (34 inches high at the center) and a specific non-volley zone called the “Kitchen” (7 ft from the net).
Paddleball Court: Can be played with or without a net depending on the variant (One-Wall vs. Four-Wall), and does not feature a “Kitchen” zone.
