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Have a question about pickleball equipment, paddle specifications, court shoes, or coaching clinics? We would love to hear from you.
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Fill out the form below or email us directly at pickleballinch@gmail.com.
Equipment Testing Submissions & Editorial Inquiries
Are you an equipment manufacturer, paddle designer, or tournament director wishing to submit gear for independent bench testing? Pickleball Inch conducts controlled swingweight, dwell time, and durometer evaluations in our testing lab. We maintain strict editorial independence and do not accept paid reviews or sponsored ratings.
All reviewed paddles, court shoes, balls, and bags are evaluated across authentic competitive play and laboratory benchmarks to deliver unbiased guidance for players of all skill tiers.
Paddle Recommendations & Coaching Inquiry Guidelines
To help our coaching team provide precise, customized gear recommendations, please include the following details in your message:
- Current Skill Rating: Foundational beginner (1.0–2.5), intermediate recreational player (3.0–3.5), or competitive tournament contender (4.0+).
- Racket Sports Background: Previous experience in tennis, badminton, squash, table tennis, or no prior racket sport experience.
- Physical Considerations: Tennis elbow (lateral epicondylitis), rotator cuff sensitivity, wrist mobility issues, or joint fatigue.
- Tactical Playing Style: Baseline power drives, third-shot drop resets, kitchen line dink maneuvering, or fast firefight hand speed.
Frequently Asked Inquiries
No. General paddle selection guidance and instructional advice from Alex Turner and our coaching staff are provided free of charge to help grow the sport.
Yes. Verified paddle manufacturers and equipment brands can submit test prototypes for objective laboratory durometer and dwell-time evaluations.