Built
for spin.
Paddo Spinner 16. A thermoformed raw T700 carbon pickleball paddle, designed in Melbourne.
Raw carbon, left raw.
The hitting face is T700 carbon fibre with no paint or gloss on top, so the weave itself meets the ball.
That texture is what lets you brush up the back of the ball on a drive, a roll or a dink and send it away with spin.
On paper.
Laid out like a court: the left side is the build, the right side is how it plays.
- Face
- Raw T700 carbonBare weave, no gloss coat.
- Shape
- ElongatedAbout 419 × 190 mm. Extra reach on the long side.
- Core
- 16 mm honeycombThe thicker core, for a softer, more controlled feel at the kitchen.
- Build
- ThermoformedFace and edges heat-moulded into one unit.
- Edge
- Black edge guardFull-length guard against scrapes off the court.
- Grip
- Black or whitePerforated wrap, a spare overgrip in the box.
Specs from the factory build sheet. Sample weight from the factory: 225 g ± 5 g. We confirm everything again on our own scale when the samples land.
Same paddle. Your grip.
Black grip · PD-SP16-BK
Ready for the first game.
Everything arrives in a matte black Paddo box with a foam insert, so it's a proper gift as well as a paddle.
- Paddo Spinner 16 paddleblack or white grip
- Paddle coverblack
- Spare overgripfor when the first one wears
- Carbon face eraserlifts ball marks off the face
- Matte black boxwith fitted foam insert
Hit it before you buy it.
The Spinner 16 launches in early 2027, on Amazon Australia and direct to Melbourne clubs. Before that, we're lending demo paddles to local club sessions so players can try it first.
Small brand. Big kitchen game.
Paddo is a small Melbourne brand from Fullcents. We started with one paddle and put our effort into the parts you feel: the face, the core and the grip.
Where do I buy it?
From early 2027 on Amazon Australia (sold by Fullcents) and direct to Melbourne clubs. Email [email protected] for launch updates.
What makes the Spinner 16 different?
It's built the way premium paddles are: a raw T700 carbon face for grip and spin, a 16 mm honeycomb core for control at the kitchen, and a thermoformed one-piece body for strength. Premium construction, without the premium price.
Black or white grip: what's the difference?
Same paddle, your style. Black is low-key and hides wear; white is clean and stands out on court. The face, core and build are identical.
How do I look after the carbon face?
Easy. Wipe it after play, and use the carbon face eraser in the box to lift ball marks and keep the grit working. Store it in the included cover to keep it like new.