| Paddle Weight | The weight of the pickleball paddle | 7.0 – 8.5 oz |
| Balance Point | The point along the paddle’s length where it balances horizontally | 12 – 14 inches from handle |
| Grip Size | The circumference of the paddle’s handle | 4.0 – 4.5 inches |
| Swing Weight | The perceived weight of the paddle during a swing | 100 – 120 kg·cm² |
| Material Composition | The materials used in the paddle (e.g., graphite, composite, wood) | Graphite, Composite, Wood |
| Paddle Length | The overall length of the paddle from top to bottom | 15.5 – 17 inches |
| Paddle Width | The width of the paddle at its widest point | 7.5 – 8.0 inches |
| Core Material | The material used in the core of the paddle (e.g., polymer, aluminum, Nomex) | Polymer, Aluminum, Nomex |
| Edge Guard | The protective band around the edge of the paddle | Yes/No |
| Face Texture | The surface texture of the paddle face (smooth or textured) | Smooth/Textured |
| Sweet Spot Size | The optimal hitting area of the paddle | Medium to Large |
| Handle Length | The length of the paddle handle | 4.5 – 5.5 inches |
| Player’s Skill Level | The level of the player using the paddle (beginner, intermediate, advanced) | Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced |
| Swing Style | The style of swing (e.g., wristy, full arm, compact) | Wristy, Full Arm, Compact |
| Player’s Strength | The strength of the player (influences how the swing weight is perceived) | Low, Medium, High |
| Game Type | The type of game being played (e.g., singles, doubles) | Singles, Doubles |