SCORPION Fiberglass Pickleball Paddle LED

Just got into pickleball and these paddles are lightweight, durable and fun in dark! The lights are not as bright in the daytime (obviously). Good buy.

The media could not be loaded. Great pickleball paddle with innovative lighting around the edges. Paddle is well made, we bought the premium version as have been playing a while. The children loved the different lighting modes ( see the video) and really got into the game. Easy to charge with included cord.

As I've begun my holiday shopping, I wanted to find a new pickleball paddle for my daughter. I was hoping to find one that no one around here has, but sometimes that is a feat in itself. After searching for a fiberglass pickleball paddle I was lucky enough to come across this LED pickleball paddle made by the SCORPION store. From what I could tell this appeared to be something that she would thoroughly enjoy. I ordered this pair of paddles which are extremely lightweight and now that I have these paddles and have given to my girl- I can attest to the fact that these are made of premium quality. The designer did a remarkable job with the structure of these paddles. The control factor is insane. She loves the LED factor.They do offer a few different variations - one is a beginners set which is great they have something for everyone. I did not find or encounter any issues of defects or damage that would otherwise lessen the overall value. Over 25 plus different dynamic lights (LED) to choose from. Charges in under 90 minutes for a full charge. Comes with covers and balls/sweatbands. Based on a positive experience- I would recommend this set to other consumers. Thanks for reading my review. :)

I've been on the fence about these LED pickle ball paddles. Are they just a gimmick or is there something special about them? The LED lights integrated into the paddle are unique, and I never expected to see them in a pickle ball paddle. It adds a fun element, and I can see how it may appeal to children or those who want to play at night. I'm concerned about how well the electronics will hold up inside the paddle. Right out of the box, one of the paddles refused to light up, no matter how long I plugged it in or how many times I hit the button. It was unresponsive, so we've played without it illuminated. The button itself isn't the most user-friendly because I don't know if it's recognizing my press since it doesn't push in like a standard button. This makes me wonder if the lights are more of a novelty than a functional component. Yes, they look amazing, but how frequently do you play pickle ball in the dark?The price has dropped significantly since I ordered the kit a few weeks back. It was listed at $135 for two paddles, balls, and a carrying case. It's now down to $80 after a coupon, representing a 40% decrease in a short period of time. As someone who has worked in e-commerce, I understand pricing methods, but I believe it is better to start low and adjust prices as demand grows than to make such extreme cutbacks. It's a little frustrating for individuals who paid more for their purchase. Nonetheless, at $80, the package appears to be a fantastic deal. The paddles are definitely better than other bottom entry level choices on the market. In terms of playability, the paddles fit comfortably in my hand and provide a fair level of control. I personally think the design is stylish and likely to appeal to younger players.

If you are playing in an area that isn’t lit very well or is glow-in-the-dark Pickleball or any other environment where there’s not great lighting these are fun. They light up and have different modes that you can change solid colors to blinking colors. It might be a little distracting at first, but you can get used to overtime. The Pickleball paddles themselves are subpar compared to higher end paddles. Since they glow though they have their own attributes that set them apart. It is fun for beginners and interviews to have something like this just to goof around with. I don’t even think they’re legal in competitive to the fact that they could be considered a visual hinderance. I like them though. :)