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09/24/2026

How many paddles is too many? Asking for a friend. 😏 When every paddle brings a different feel to the court, choosing just one gets complicated. Which KOBO paddle is in your bag? Visit the link in bio.

09/22/2026

Can one paddle suit both soft touch and hard play? Bob shares his take. 🏓

Watch his on-court review of the KOBO Thunder AXE and hear what he thinks about its feel, finish and distinctive design.

If you’re considering an 18 mm paddle, take a closer look and see if it fits your game:
https://www.kobopickleball.co/products/kobo-thunder-axe-infinity-18mm

What matters most to you—touch, power or a balance of both?

09/21/2026

Another honest take on the KOBO Thunder AXE—performance you can feel from the first rally. Quick in the hands, controlled through contact, and ready for aggressive play. Explore Thunder AXE through the link in bio.

09/21/2026

Some deliveries mean more than dropping off a package.

A player is waiting. A rider has a mission. And getting to the stadium is about to become an action film.

Follow the journey, stay for the unexpected, and meet the KOBO Thunder AXE Infinity 18mm at the finish. ⚡

What was your favourite moment?

An AI-created action short by KOBO Pickleball.

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09/19/2026

Choosing a paddle gets more personal as your game develops. What are you working on—control, resets, or more pace? Tell us your playing level below. 🏓 Take a closer look:

09/18/2026

He opens with a question about square shaped paddles, then tells a playful story about fast kitchen exchanges, resets, and a Thunder Axe chop shot. It is his own on-court account, and the smile at the end does the rest. Which shot would you have played on the pop-up?

09/17/2026

Unfiltered court-side feedback: the KOBO Thunder AXE stands out for its balanced feel, fast response, and control when the pace rises. See why players are taking notice. Visit the link in bio.

09/17/2026

KOBO says the Mesa Veolia Arizona Open required UPA-A-approved equipment in its PPA junior divisions, while other amateur age and skill brackets accepted USAP-approved paddles. Two young players who had trained with Thunder Axe paddles faced a choice: change paddles or sit out their junior events. A parent could use a USAP-approved paddle in an eligible amateur bracket at the same tournament. Should the rules be clearer for families before they arrive?

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