Holbrook Pickleball Paddles
Find your paddle by play style
Four quick paths to the right Holbrook — matched to how you play and your budget.
Sport & Performance
Real carbon-face performance and bold designs at an entry price. $59.99–$79.99.
Shop entry paddles →Aero, Arma & Fuze
Grippy textured carbon & Kevlar faces for heavy topspin.
Shop premium →14mm — Power
Thinner and punchier: more pop for driving and finishing. Great for aggressive singles and doubles bangers.
16mm — Control
Plusher and more forgiving: more touch and consistency at the kitchen. The safest all-around pick if you're unsure.
Holbrook Pickleball Paddles
Designed in Utah by the family-owned Holbrook brothers, Holbrook pickleball paddles pair tournament-grade raw carbon fiber faces with responsive cores for a rare blend of spin, control, and power. Every paddle is USAPA-approved, backed by a 1-year warranty, and ships free across the US from Racquet Point.
New to the brand or not sure where to start? Read our complete Holbrook pickleball paddle buying guide — it compares every line and helps you find the right paddle for your game.
Which Holbrook paddle is right for you?
- New to pickleball or on a budget: the Sport Series ($59.99) and Performance Series ($79.99) deliver real carbon-face performance and standout designs at an entry price.
- All-court, everyday players: the Mav and Pro Aero lines balance control and pop, with elongated, square, and hybrid shapes to match your swing.
- Power hitters: the Zone Power and Power Pro paddles add put-away pop for aggressive, baseline play.
- Spin & control specialists: the Aero (raw carbon & Kevlar) and premium Arma paddles use grippy textured faces for heavy topspin.
- The flagship: the Fuze ($229.99) is Holbrook's top-tier paddle for players who want it all.
14mm or 16mm?
14mm paddles play thinner and punchier — more power and pop for driving and finishing. 16mm paddles add a plusher, more forgiving feel — more control and touch at the kitchen. Not sure? A 16mm all-court paddle is the safest all-around pick.
Paddle shapes explained
Standard shapes are the most forgiving with the biggest sweet spot. Elongated (T) shapes add reach and power for singles and drivers. Square / widebody (S) shapes maximize the sweet spot for control. Hybrid (X) shapes split the difference.
Why buy Holbrook at Racquet Point
We're an authorized Holbrook dealer — every paddle is 100% genuine, covered by Holbrook's 1-year warranty, and shipped free within the US. Not sure which paddle fits your game? Our team plays too; reach out and we'll help you dial it in. You can also browse our full Holbrook buying guide for a line-by-line breakdown.
Holbrook Paddles FAQs
Are Holbrook Pickleball Paddles good?
Holbrook paddles are top-tier, offering a blend of power, control, and spin with innovative features like DualDensity™ Core and carbon fiber surfaces. Trusted by beginners and pros alike, they’re durable, stylish, and engineered for performance across all skill levels.
Can I use Holbrook paddles in official pickleball tournaments?
Yes, all Holbrook paddles, including the Sport, Performance, and Pro Series, are USAPA-approved, meeting strict standards for size and performance, making them tournament-ready.
How does the grip on Holbrook paddles feel during long matches?
Holbrook’s Specialized Comfort Grip (4.25” medium circumference) is cushioned and tacky, reducing fatigue during long rallies. It provides a secure, comfortable hold for both one- and two-handed grips.
What makes Holbrook paddles a good choice for generating spin?
Paddles like the Aero T and ARMA, with raw carbon fiber or metallic weave surfaces, have textured faces that enhance ball grip, allowing you to generate sharp topspin or backspin for more dynamic shots.
Where are Holbrook Pickleball Paddles made?
Holbrook Pickleball Paddles are designed and prototyped in the USA, primarily in Utah, by the family-owned company founded by brothers Breygan and Kasen Holbrook. Manufacturing occurs in China, utilizing high-quality facilities to produce durable paddles with premium materials like carbon fiber and polypropylene honeycomb cores.
