Pickleball

NOX brings its padel engineering, which it has perfected over two decades producing top quality rackets and shoes used by multiple world no. 1's, to its full pickleball lineup.

This collection covers everything needed to gear up for the sport: paddles built on the X-FOAM and X-TREME platforms, court shoes designed for lateral movement, and bags built to carry both.

26 products

Every paddle is USA Pickleball and UPA-A approved, so nothing in this collection needs a rulebook check before tournament play.

What you need to start playing pickleball

Three things get a new player onto the court: a paddle, shoes built for lateral movement rather than forward running, and a bag to carry both.

Beyond that, most of the differences between one player's kit and others come down to how competitively they play, not what sport requires on paper.

NOX's pickleball paddles split into two platforms depending on that competitive level, and the court shoes are built specifically around the stop-and-cut movement pattern the sport demands, not adapted from a running shoe.

Buying pickleball equipment from an official supplier

Searches for pickleball equipment suppliers turn up a flooded market of white-label paddles with inflated specs and no real testing behind them.

NOX runs its pickleball line through the same engineering process used for its professional padel rackets, and every paddle sold here carries USA Pickleball certification, which means it is legal for sanctioned play rather than casual use only.

For shoppers whose search for pickleball supplies near me comes up short, NOX ships nationwide, and retailers looking to carry certified equipment instead of gray-market paddles can apply through the Become a Retailer program.

Building a full pickleball kit

FAQs

What equipment do I need to play pickleball?

A paddle, court shoes built for lateral movement, and pickleball balls are the minimum. A bag becomes useful once gear needs to survive regular trips between courts.

Are NOX pickleball paddles certified for tournament play?

Yes. Every NOX pickleball paddle is USA Pickleball and UPA-A approved, so they are legal for sanctioned tournament play, not just casual games.

What is the difference between the X-FOAM and X-TREME paddle lines?

X-FOAM paddles use a Gen 4 foam core built for both control and power. X-TREME paddles use a lighter build aimed at a faster, more forgiving all-court swing. Full specs are on the paddles page.

Can I wear running shoes to play pickleball?

Running shoes are built for forward motion, not the lateral cuts and quick stops pickleball requires, which is part of why they wear out fast and raise the risk of ankle rolls on court. NOX pickleball shoes are specifically designed by a leading podiatrist for on court comfort and durability.

Does NOX sell pickleball gear near me, or only online?

NOX sells online with nationwide shipping and also works with a network of authorized retailers. Stores interested in carrying certified NOX equipment can apply through the Become a Retailer program.

Is NOX a padel brand or a pickleball brand?

Both. NOX built its reputation in padel, where its rackets are used by Agustin Tapia, the world's number one ranked player. The NOX pickleball line uses the same paddle engineering and materials as the padel rackets.