The short answer
Wrap the handle with the Supacaz SupaSuave Pickleball Overgrip, protect the rim with the Tourna Pickleball Edge Guard Woven and carry the paddle in the Onix Pro Team Pickleball Paddle Cover.
Top Picks
The accessory lists that rank for this search keep returning to the same kinds of accessory: an overgrip, a replacement grip, edge guard tape, weights, a cover and a face eraser. Weights come in two forms that work differently, fixed pre-cut pods and a roll of tape you cut to length, so we count them as two types. That makes seven types, and this guide picks one accessory of each that you can buy on Amazon today: seven picks in all, from six brands. Each pick is made for pickleball paddles by its maker, and each review links to our full guide for that type, where you will find more options.
Related guide: Best Fiberglass Pickleball Paddle Sets for Two and Four Players
Every pick names the exact listing the link opens, and every figure comes from the maker’s site or the maker’s own Amazon listing, with “not published” where we found none. If you are still choosing the paddle itself, start with our guide to pickleball paddles.
Related guide: Best Pickleball Paddle Sets of 2 (2026)
Compare the 7 Pickleball Paddle Accessories
“Count” is what the linked listing sells. “Size and fit” is the maker’s own figure or fit statement; a figure from the maker’s Amazon listing is labelled “listing”. The seven do different jobs, so the table compares each against its own type, not against the others, and not on price.
Supacaz SupaSuaveOvergrip three-packOvergrip, thin wrapOvergrip3 overgrips$12.00
Evidence: maker specs only, no independent test
CRBN Base GripsReplacement base gripReplacement grip, base wrapReplacement grip3 grips$11.99
Evidence: maker specs only, no independent test
Tourna Edge Guard WovenWoven edge guard tapeEdge guard, thinner paddlesEdge guard tape2 strips$7.45 Prime
Evidence: maker specs only, no independent test
Enhance Balance PodsTungsten weight podsWeighting, balance tuningWeight pods6 pods$17.99
Evidence: owner reports, no independent test
Onix Pro Team CoverZippered paddle coverPaddle cover, standard shapesPaddle cover1 cover$19.99 Prime
Evidence: maker specs only, no independent test
Srikel EraserEraser with caseCleaning, raw carbon facesFace eraser1 eraser$6.99
Evidence: maker specs only, no independent test
Tourna Lead TapeCut-to-length lead tapeWeighting, cut to lengthLead tape1 roll$9.99
Evidence: maker specs only, no independent test
$ = entry level, $$ = mid-range, $$$ = premium, relative to the seven accessories in this guide; the live Amazon price sits in the table above.
How We Chose One Accessory Per Type
How this guide was built
built from manufacturer documentation, the makers’ own Amazon listings and owner reports on r/Pickleball; we have not tested these products ourselves, and we found no independent published test of any of the seven.
What we compared
- The type. The ranking accessory lists and the paddle makers’ own accessory pages keep returning to overgrips, replacement grips, edge guard tape, lead or tungsten weights, covers and erasers. We split weights into two types, pre-cut pods and cut-to-length tape, because one adds weight in fixed pieces and the other in any length you cut, which gives seven types.
- Whether the maker sells the product for pickleball paddles. Every pick does, in its own page or listing.
- The figures each type turns on, as the maker states them: thickness for grips, width and the paddle thickness it suits for edge tape, weight per piece for pods, width, length and weight per inch for tape, size and fit for a cover, and which paddle faces an eraser is for.
- The exact listing: colour, size and count, so the link opens the variant the review describes.
- Price and seller: every pick is new and in stock as of 9 November 2026, at or below the maker’s own price. Two are sold by Amazon.com; five are sold by the brand’s own Amazon store and ship from Amazon.
- Overlap with this site’s single-type guides. Two picks, the CRBN grip and the Tourna lead tape, also appear in one of them.
Sources and how each is used, what owners report and what we left out
Sources and how each is used
Specifications come from the makers’ pages: Supacaz, CRBN, Tourna (edge guard and lead tape), Enhance, Onix and Srikel, and from each maker’s own Amazon listing where the page leaves a figure out, labelled “listing”. The rulebook text is from the USA Pickleball 2026 Official Rulebook, and the approved list is USA Pickleball’s paddle list, checked on 9 November 2026.
What owners report
In an r/Pickleball thread titled “Balance Pods (Enhance Pickleball)”, one owner says the pods are great and stick to their paddle really well, and another points out that placement guides written for lead tape apply to the pods too. That is one thread, not a survey. We found no owner discussion of the other six picks outside Amazon.
What we left out
We stopped at seven. Lead tape is a pick in its own right because a roll you cut to length adds weight differently from fixed pods; Tourna’s roll is also a pick in our lead tape guide, as the CRBN grip is in our replacement-grip guide, and we kept the overlap to those two. Pickleball Effect’s tungsten tape, also a pick in the lead tape guide, was the other roll that qualified; with one pick per type, it stays in that guide. Pickleball Effect’s Tuning Clamps, aluminium weights that clip onto the edge guard and move along it, would have made another type; the Amazon listing was priced above Pickleball Effect’s own price, so it is not a pick. UDRIPPIN and Bodhi overgrips were left out for the same reason. Enhance’s No-Slip Overgrip was left out because its Amazon listing does not say how many grips it holds, while Enhance’s own site sells a three-pack. The other overgrips, edge tapes, covers and erasers we checked were priced above their makers’ own prices or are already picks in our single-type guides. Paddle bands and paddle bags have their own guides, linked under Which Paddle Accessory Does What.
Detailed Reviews
Supacaz SupaSuave Pickleball Overgrip, Overgrip three-pack
A player who wants a thin overgrip in a bright colour and likes to change it often.
$12.00 from AmazonAs of Nov 12, 23:07 UTCVerdict
A thin polyurethane overgrip sold three to a pack, from a grip-tape maker that sells it in its own pickleball line. Supacaz’s page calls the feel dry; its Amazon listing also mentions tackiness.
Evidence: No independent test; maker specs. Source: Supacaz’s product page.
An overgrip is the thin wrap that goes over the paddle’s own grip; you replace it when it wears. Supacaz’s page sells SupaSuave as “Long-lasting Pickleball Overgrips” and lists “Great Moisture-Absorption”, “Ultra-Dry Feel for more grip” and “Long-lasting performance”. It adds: “SupaSuave’s soft feel and sweat-wicking design give pickleball players steady grip and comfort for every fast rally.”
The page gives no thickness or length. Supacaz’s own Amazon listing fills in some of that: it calls the wrap a “THIN 0.5MM PROFILE”, names the material as “Premium high-density polyurethane” and says finishing tape is included. The listing also mentions “High-traction surface tackiness”, so the maker’s own two texts describe the surface both as dry and as tacky; we have not handled it.
The linked listing is Neon Orange, three to a pack, sold by the SUPACAZ Official Store and shipped by Amazon. Five other colours sit on the same listing. For more overgrips, dry and tacky, see our overgrips guide and, for wet hands, our guide to grip tape for sweaty hands; why players overgrip at all is covered separately.
Specs (Supacaz SupaSuave Pickleball Overgrip, Neon Orange, 3-pack, the linked listing)
- Count: 3 overgrips (maker)
- Thickness: 0.5 mm (listing)
- Length and width: not published
- Material: high-density polyurethane (listing)
- Included: finishing tape (listing)
Pros
- Thin 0.5 mm polyurethane wrap that adds little to the handle, by the listing
- Three overgrips per pack with finishing tape, from the brand’s own store
- Six colours on one listing
Cons
- No length or width published, so fit on a long handle is unconfirmed
- The maker’s page calls the feel dry while its listing mentions tackiness
- No independent test or owner report we could find
Who should buy it
A player who wants a thin overgrip in a bright colour and likes to change it often.
CRBN Replacement Base Grips, Replacement base grip
A player whose original grip has worn through and who wants a fresh base layer under an overgrip.
$11.99 from AmazonAs of Nov 12, 23:07 UTCVerdict
A 2 mm elastomer base grip, three to a pack, for replacing the grip a paddle came with rather than covering it. It is also a pick in our replacement-grip guide.
Evidence: No independent test; maker specs. Source: CRBN’s product page.
A replacement grip, or base grip, goes on the bare handle in place of the original wrap; an overgrip then goes on top if you want one. CRBN’s page lists “3 grips per package”, “11 g each” and “Thickness: 2 mm”, names the material as “Premium Elastomer Material”, and says the grips are “designed to absorb excess moisture”. CRBN’s listing says the grip is “Compatible with all pickleball paddles”; neither source gives a length.
CRBN lists 2 mm; the Supacaz overgrip above is listed at 0.5 mm. If you want a bigger handle overall, our guide to making a paddle grip bigger covers base grips, overgrips and sleeves.
The linked listing is Black, sold by CRBN’s own Amazon store and shipped by Amazon. This is the one pick here that also appears in a single-type guide: see our replacement grips guide for seven others, including leather and slip-on sleeves.
Specs (CRBN Replacement Base Grips, Black, 3-pack, the linked listing)
- Count: 3 grips (maker)
- Thickness: 2 mm (maker)
- Weight: 11 g each (maker)
- Length: not published
- Material: elastomer (maker)
Pros
- 2 mm elastomer base grip with a published weight of 11 g, by the maker
- Three grips per pack, from CRBN’s own store
- The maker says it is built to absorb moisture
Cons
- A base grip takes more work to fit than an overgrip: the old wrap comes off first
- Length not published
- Also a pick in our replacement-grip guide, so no new option for readers of that guide
Who should buy it
A player whose original grip has worn through and who wants a fresh base layer under an overgrip.
Tourna Pickleball Edge Guard Woven, Woven edge guard tape
A player with a 15 mm or half-inch paddle who wants to protect the rim and know how much weight the tape adds.
$7.45 from AmazonAs of Nov 12, 23:07 UTCVerdict
Two woven edge guard strips in Tourna’s Small size, which Tourna sizes for 1/2 inch or 15 mm paddles, with the added weight per strip published.
Evidence: No independent test; maker specs. Source: Tourna’s product page.
Edge guard tape runs around the rim of the paddle head, over or in place of the paddle’s own edge guard. Tourna’s page says “The 20mm wide strip is designed to accommodate 1/2 inch or 15mm paddles, ensuring a precise fit”, lists “2 Strips per pack.”, and describes “premium woven material” with a “Sawtooth V-Cut Design” meant to stop wrinkling over the curved edge. Tourna says each strip “covers your paddle completely, or easily cut it in half to protect just the top part of your paddle.”
Tourna publishes what the tape weighs: “Small adds 5.8 grams of weight per full strip. Medium adds 6.3 grams. Large adds 6.8 grams.” Tourna writes the Small size as “20mm(5/8″)”; those two figures do not convert to each other (5/8 inch is about 16 mm), so check the width against your paddle’s edge before you order. Tourna sizes Small for 1/2 inch or 15 mm paddles and also sells Medium (23 mm) and Large (26 mm) as separate listings; it does not say which paddle thickness each of those suits.
The linked listing is the Small size in black, sold and shipped by Amazon.com, and Amazon showed only a few left when we checked. How to fit it is covered in our guide to putting edge tape on a paddle, and our edge guard tape guide compares eight more tapes, clear and coloured.
Specs (Tourna Pickleball Edge Guard Woven, Small, black, the linked listing)
- Count: 2 strips (maker)
- Width: 20 mm, written by Tourna as 20mm (5/8″) (maker)
- Fits: 1/2 inch or 15 mm paddles (maker)
- Added weight: 5.8 g per full strip (maker)
- Material: woven, sawtooth V-cut edges (maker)
Pros
- Woven tape with the added weight per strip published, by the maker
- Each strip can be cut in half to cover only the top of the head, by the maker
- Sold and shipped by Amazon.com
Cons
- Tourna sizes Small for 1/2 inch or 15 mm paddles; check your paddle’s thickness first
- Tourna’s two width figures for Small disagree
- Limited stock on Amazon when we checked
Who should buy it
A player with a 15 mm or half-inch paddle who wants to protect the rim and know how much weight the tape adds.
Enhance Pickleball Balance Pods, Tungsten weight pods
A player who wants to try weight at the top or sides of the paddle in known 3 g steps, without cutting tape.
$17.99 from AmazonAs of Nov 12, 23:07 UTCVerdict
Six pre-cut tungsten weights with adhesive backing, sold by a paddle brand as an alternative to lead tape; one r/Pickleball owner says they stick well.
Evidence: No independent test; owner reports. r/Pickleball: Balance Pods, colour not stated.
Enhance’s page says the pods have adhesive backing and that by “strategically placing Balance Pods on your paddle, you can fine-tune the twist weight, swing weight and overall balance”. Enhance’s own guidance is “Place pods toward the top of the paddle to increase swing weight” and “Place pods along the sides to increase twist weight”. Its page also says you can “Peel off, move, and reapply as many times as you want without losing adhesion”; that is Enhance’s claim, not one we have tested.
Enhance’s page does not state the count or the weight per pod. Its Amazon listing does: “Six individual 3g Balance Pods”, so 18 g in total, and it describes the pods as “A lead-free alternative to traditional pickleball lead tape”. In the r/Pickleball thread on the pods, one owner says the pods are great and stick to their paddle really well, and another notes that placement guides for lead tape apply to the pods as well. Our guide to adding weight to a paddle covers placement and amounts.
The linked listing is the Gold set, sold by Enhance Pickleball’s own Amazon store and shipped by Amazon. If you would rather cut weight to length from a roll, see the Tourna lead tape below, and our lead tape guide compares lead and tungsten rolls and strips.
Specs (Enhance Pickleball Balance Pods, Gold, the linked listing)
- Count: 6 pods (listing)
- Weight: 3 g per pod, 18 g in total (listing)
- Material: tungsten, adhesive backing (maker)
- Size: not published
Pros
- Pre-cut 3 g tungsten pods, so each one adds a known weight, by the listing
- The maker says the pods can be moved and stuck down again
- One r/Pickleball owner reports good adhesion
Cons
- Weight comes in fixed 3 g steps, where a roll of tape can be trimmed to any length
- Count and weight per pod are on the listing, not on Enhance’s own page
- Owner evidence is a single comment
Who should buy it
A player who wants to try weight at the top or sides of the paddle in known 3 g steps, without cutting tape.
Onix Pro Team Pickleball Paddle Cover, Zippered paddle cover
A player with a standard-shape paddle who wants a zippered cover that hangs on the court fence.
$19.99 from AmazonAs of Nov 12, 23:07 UTCVerdict
A zippered polyester cover with a clip hook and published dimensions, for standard-shape paddles; Onix says it does not fit elongated paddles.
Evidence: No independent test; maker specs. Source: Onix’s product page.
Onix’s page says the cover is “Sized to fit most pickleball paddles” and has “one zippered pocket to hold your paddle”, gives the size as “Measuring 21″ L x 9.5″ W x .5″ H” and the material as “100% Polyester.” It also says plainly: “Cover does not fit elongated paddles.” The clip hook is, in Onix’s words, “perfect for hanging on the court fence or on your paddle bag.”
Compare the 21 by 9.5 inch measurement with your paddle before you order. An elongated paddle is longer and narrower than the paddles this cover is cut for; our paddle covers guide includes covers made for elongated shapes, and whether a cover is worth it is answered separately.
The linked listing is Pink/Black, sold and shipped by Amazon.com, with only a few left when we checked.
Specs (Onix Pro Team Pickleball Paddle Cover, Pink/Black, the linked listing)
- Size: 21 x 9.5 x 0.5 in (maker)
- Fits: most pickleball paddles; not elongated paddles (maker)
- Closure: zipper; clip hook (maker)
- Material: 100% polyester (maker)
Pros
- Published dimensions, so you can check the fit against your paddle, by the maker
- Zippered closure and a clip hook for a fence or bag, by the maker
- Sold and shipped by Amazon.com
Cons
- Does not fit elongated paddles, by the maker
- One colourway on the linked listing
- Limited stock on Amazon when we checked
Who should buy it
A player with a standard-shape paddle who wants a zippered cover that hangs on the court fence.
Srikel Pickleball Paddle Eraser, Eraser with case
A player with a raw carbon fiber paddle who wants a small eraser to keep in the bag.
$6.99 from AmazonAs of Nov 12, 23:07 UTCVerdict
A small rubber eraser for raw carbon fiber paddle faces, with a storage case, from a paddle maker; its listing says it is not for fiberglass paddles.
Evidence: No independent test; maker specs. Source: Srikel’s product page and listing.
Srikel’s page describes “a proprietary blend of soft rubber” that “effectively removes stubborn residue and dirt”. Srikel’s Amazon listing adds the rest: it is a “2×2×1-inch design with a clean, dust-free storage case”, includes a guide card, and “Works With All Raw Carbon Fiber Paddles”, followed by “(Not for fiberglass paddles.)” Srikel’s own page does not mention the case, so the case is confirmed by the listing only.
Check what your paddle face is made of before you use any eraser; our guide on how to clean a pickleball paddle gives the steps for each face. For sprays and other erasers, see our paddle cleaner guide.
The linked listing is Black, sold by Srikel’s own Amazon store and shipped by Amazon. Green, Navy Blue and Pink are on the same listing.
Specs (Srikel Pickleball Paddle Eraser, Black, with case, the linked listing)
- Count: 1 eraser with storage case (listing)
- Size: 2 x 2 x 1 in (listing)
- Material: soft rubber blend (maker)
- For: raw carbon fiber paddle faces; not fiberglass (listing)
Pros
- Pocket-size rubber eraser with its own case, by the listing
- The listing states plainly which paddle faces it is for
- Four colours on one listing, from Srikel’s own store
Cons
- Raw carbon fiber faces only; not for fiberglass, by the listing
- The case and size are on the listing, not on Srikel’s own page
- No independent test or owner report we could find
Who should buy it
A player with a raw carbon fiber paddle who wants a small eraser to keep in the bag.
Tourna Pickleball Lead Tape, Cut-to-length lead tape
A player who wants to add weight in lengths they cut themselves, rather than in fixed pods.
$9.99 from AmazonAs of Nov 12, 23:07 UTCVerdict
A quarter-inch, 72-inch roll of lead tape that Tourna sells for pickleball paddles, for adding weight in whatever lengths you cut; Tourna does not state its weight per inch.
Evidence: No independent test; maker specs. Source: Tourna’s product page.
Where the Enhance pods above come in fixed pieces, lead tape is a roll: you cut off as much as you want and stick it on. Tourna’s page for its pickleball tape says it “Adds weight and stability to your paddle for more power”, is “Adhesive backed to easily attach to paddle” and tells you to “Cut the desired amount to optimize performance”. It gives the size as a “1/4 inch wide cut is ideal for paddles” and a “72” long roll”.
Neither Tourna’s page nor its Amazon listing gives a weight per inch, so what a given length adds is not stated. If you want each inch to add a stated weight, our lead tape guide compares eight other rolls and strips, lead and tungsten, each with a stated weight per inch or per strip. Weighted tape is one of the alterations the rulebook allows, in Rule 3.D.6.b, quoted in the FAQ below.
The linked listing is the 1/4 Inch roll, sold by Tourna Sports’ own Amazon store and shipped by Amazon; a 1/2 Inch roll sits on the same listing. This roll is also a pick in our lead tape guide.
Specs (Tourna Pickleball Lead Tape, 1/4 in x 72 in, model P-LD, the linked listing)
- Count: 1 roll (maker)
- Width: 1/4 in (maker)
- Length: 72 in (maker)
- Weight per inch: not published
- Material: lead, adhesive backing (maker)
Pros
- Cut to any length, so you choose how much to add, by the maker
- Sold by Tourna as pickleball paddle tape, from Tourna’s own store
- Quarter-inch width that Tourna calls “ideal for paddles”
Cons
- No weight per inch published, so a given length adds an unstated weight
- Also a pick in our lead tape guide, so no new option for readers of that guide
- No independent test or owner report we could find
Who should buy it
A player who wants to add weight in lengths they cut themselves, rather than in fixed pods.
Which Paddle Accessory Does What
- Overgrip or replacement grip? A replacement grip replaces the paddle’s own wrap; an overgrip goes on top and is changed more often. Picks: Supacaz SupaSuave and CRBN Base Grips.
- Edge guard tape protects the rim and adds a little weight (Tourna publishes 5.8 g per Small strip). Pick: Tourna Edge Guard Woven. Whether tape is worth adding is covered in are edge guards worth it.
- Weights come as pre-cut pods or strips, or as a roll you cut; lead and tungsten are both sold. Picks: Enhance Balance Pods for fixed 3 g pieces and Tourna Lead Tape for a roll you cut to length. More in our lead tape guide.
- Covers and bags. A cover holds one paddle; a bag carries paddles plus everything else. Pick: Onix Pro Team Cover; bags are in our paddle bag guide.
- Erasers and sprays clean the face. Pick: Srikel Eraser.
- Paddle bands mark a paddle so you can tell it from the next one in the rack; they have their own paddle bands guide.
- Not picked here: vibration dampeners, butt-cap weights and face tape. See the rulebook questions below before you add any of them.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q. What can you add to a pickleball paddle?
USA Pickleball’s 2026 Official Rulebook lists what a player may add to or change on a commercially produced paddle, in Rule 3.D.6:
3.D.6 Allowable Alterations. Altered paddles must meet all specifications. The only allowable alterations or additions by a player to a commercially produced paddle as certified are: 3.D.6.a Addition or replacement of edge guard tape (see Rule 3.D.7). 3.D.6.b Addition of weighted tape (see Rule 3.D.7). 3.D.6.c Addition or removal of weights for an Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) integrated weight system. 3.D.6.d Replacement of OEM interchangeable grips. 3.D.6.e Replacement of OEM interchangeable paddle faces. 3.D.6.f Addition of name decals or other identification markings on the paddle face (see Rule 3.D.7). 3.D.6.g Changes to the grip size via inserts. 3.D.6.h Addition or replacement of grip wrap. 3.D.6.i Handwritten pen markings on the paddle surface for identification purposes only (name, signature, phone, email address), or an autograph. No aftermarket graphics are allowed on a commercially made paddle.
We quote the rule as written and make no ruling on any product; the rule covers sanctioned play, so check with your event if you are unsure.
Q. Are paddle accessories USA Pickleball approved?
USA Pickleball approval is shown on the lists at its equipment site, and its approved paddle list holds paddles; when we checked it on 9 November 2026 it did not list grips, tapes, weights, covers or erasers, and none of the six makers of the seven picks here appears on it for an accessory. What the rulebook does say about additions is in the answer above. For paddles that are on the list, see our guide to USA Pickleball approved paddles.
Q. Can you put tape on the face of a paddle for more spin?
The rulebook sets out what a paddle’s hitting surface must not contain in Rule 3.D.5:
3.D.5 Prohibited Surface Features. The paddle’s hitting surface must not contain: 3.D.5.a Holes, cracks, delamination, or indentations that break the paddle skin or surface. 3.D.5.b Rough texturing. 3.D.5.c Sandpaper characteristics. 3.D.5.d Natural or synthetic rubber. 3.D.5.e Moving parts that can increase head momentum. 3.D.5.f Anti-skid paint, paint textured with sand, rubber particles, vinyl compounds, or any material that causes additional spin. 3.D.5.g Any other objects or features that allow a player to impart excessive spin on the ball. 3.D.5.h A reflective finish that might adversely affect the vision of opposing players.
Rule 3.D.7 adds: “Decals and tape on the paddle face must not extend more than 1.0 inch (2.54 cm) above the top of the grip nor more than 0.5 inch (1.27 cm) inside the outer edge of the paddle or, if an edge guard is in place, 0.5 inch (1.27 cm) inside the edge guard.” None of the picks here goes on the face.
Q. Are vibration dampeners and clip-on weights allowed?
Rule 3.D.6 does not name either. It names weighted tape and weights for an OEM integrated weight system. Pickleball Effect’s listing for its clip-on Tuning Clamps says “USAP APPROVED FOR TOURNAMENT PLAY”, and Pickleball Effect’s own page calls them “USAP approved for on-court play”; we did not find them on the approved list, which covers paddles, and we make no ruling either way.
Q. Does edge guard tape change a paddle’s weight?
It adds some. Tourna publishes the figure for its woven tape: “Small adds 5.8 grams of weight per full strip. Medium adds 6.3 grams. Large adds 6.8 grams.”
Q. Where do you put weight on a pickleball paddle?
Enhance’s own guidance for its pods is “Place pods toward the top of the paddle to increase swing weight” and “Place pods along the sides to increase twist weight”. Our guide to adding weight to a paddle goes through placements and amounts in more detail.
Q. Should I buy accessories or a new paddle?
Accessories change the grip, protection and balance of the paddle you have; they do not change its core or face. If you are replacing the paddle, see our guides to budget pickleball paddles, paddles under $100 and paddles for tennis players.
Final Verdict
For the handle, the Supacaz SupaSuave Pickleball Overgrip (check price) is a thin three-pack from the brand’s own store, and the CRBN Replacement Base Grips (check price) replace a worn base grip with a published 2 mm thickness. For the rim, the Tourna Pickleball Edge Guard Woven (check price) comes in a Small size that Tourna sizes for 1/2 inch or 15 mm paddles, and Tourna publishes the weight each strip adds. For balance, the Enhance Pickleball Balance Pods (check price) add weight in 3 g steps without cutting tape, while the Tourna Pickleball Lead Tape (check price) is a quarter-inch roll you cut to the length you want, with no weight per inch stated. For carrying, the Onix Pro Team Pickleball Paddle Cover (check price) gives its size in inches but does not fit elongated paddles, and for cleaning, the Srikel Pickleball Paddle Eraser (check price) suits raw carbon fiber faces only. Every figure here rests on the maker’s page or listing, so check the fit notes against your own paddle before you order.
Product prices and availability are accurate as of the date/time indicated and are subject to change. Any price and availability information displayed on Amazon.com at the time of purchase will apply to the purchase of this product.
