Description
Wilson Surge Lite Pickleball Paddle
Made in the USA by Engage. USAPA listed and approved.
MANUFACTURER’S DESCRIPTION
Crafted for lightweight power and durability, the Surge Lite brings a lot to the court for avid pickleball players. Its light weight adds an element of paddle maneuverability, while a Polymer and Fiberglass hybrid blend contributes lightly textured feel and power from a durable face.
FEATURES:
Engineered Polymer Fiberglass Composite Blend designed for blend of flexible power and durability
Polymer Power Comb Technology in the core fuses a blend of lightweight power, softer feel and control
Shock Stop Dampening Bumper Guard extends the life of your paddle by protecting against abrasions
Cushion Aire Perforated Grip features moisture-wicking design to enhance comfort and strengthen grip
USAPA-listed and approved
Made in the USA
SPECIFICATIONS
Weight Range: 7.3-7.6oz
Core: Polymer Power Comb
Face: Polymer/Fiberglass Composite Blend
Width: 8 1/8″
Length: 15 1/2″
Grip Size: 4 1/4″
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PICKLEBALL PADDLE DISCLAIMER
There are now so many organizations claiming to have the authority to make rules regarding pickleball paddles, that it has become impossible for us to track them all. As a result, Racquet Network no longer tracks which paddles are considered “legal” and which are considered “illegal”. If this issue is important to you, please contact your club before making your purchasing decisions. Racquet Network does not issue refunds for paddles on the basis of their acceptance or lack thereof by any club or organization. In our opinion, all paddles should be “legal” and all players should be welcome.
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