Pickleball Gear to Watch in 2025
2025 is shaping up to be a huge year for pickleball, with some seriously high-tech gear hitting the scene. From paddles that analyze your game to AI coaching that makes improving easier than ever, there’s a lot to get excited about. Here’s some things that caught our eye coming to pickleball this year.
A preview of the PB Vision software powered by AI.
Photo Credit: PB Vision
Your New Pickleball Coach
PB Vision is here to change how players train. This AI-powered tool breaks down match footage to show you exactly where you’re crushing it—and where you’re not.
See how your drops, drives, and lobs measure up with 3D trajectory analysis.
Track how you’re moving on the court, from positioning to whether you play better on the left or right side.
Get insights into your serves and returns, like how deep they are or how often you’re hitting into the net.
PB Vision starts at $15/month, and for players who really want to dive into the details, the Pro Plan adds shot-by-shot analysis and highlight reel creation. It’s like having a coach who never misses a beat.
A Paddle With Brains
The SMARTx COREx4 from Potenza is going to be the first smart paddle to hit the market - this thing is a full-on performance tracker. tracker. Packed with sensors, this paddle measures everything from your swing power to spin and syncs it straight to your phone.
A preview of the technology coming with the Potenza Smartx Corex4 Pickleball Paddle. Photo Credit: Potenza Pickleball
Get real-time feedback on power, speed, and spin.
Review your stats in an app and set goals to improve your game.
Built with 100% 3K carbon fiber, it’s lightweight, durable, and designed for serious players.
At $495.99, it’s not cheap, but for players who love digging into the details, it’s a paddle that delivers more than just great shots. Pre-orders open late 2025, so if you’re ready to upgrade (your paddle and your game), this one might be worth breaking the bank.
Real-Time Coaching Made Easy
The Picklr and Wingfield are teaming up to bring AI coaching to the court. Their Wingfield Box tracks your performance, captures highlights, and gives real-time feedback you can use to tweak your game on the spot.
For $29.99 a month, Picklr members can add this tech to their memberships. It even includes access to the ERNE ball machine for advanced drills. With over 350 locations across North America, The Picklr is making pro-level coaching something anyone can use. Find a Picklr location near you and try it out for yourself!
The Game for Pickleball Fans
In-game preview of the PPA Pickleball Tour 2025 video game. Photo Credit: Steam
The PPA Pickleball Tour 2025 video game, released on Steam last summer, brings pickleball to your screen in a way that feels real. Play as pros like Anna Leigh Waters and Ben Johns on championship courts with motion-captured animations that capture every detail.
In Career Mode, climb the ranks and face off against AI built from real pro matches. Want to add a personal touch? Use the Create-a-Pickler feature to design your player’s look, paddle, and gear. It’s a fun way to keep the pickleball vibes alive, even when you’re off the court.
Pickleball’s Bright Future in 2025
All this tech might sound overwhelming, but 2025’s lineup is making pickleball smarter and more accessible than ever before. From AI tools like PB Vision to paddles that analyze your performance and a video game that keeps the pickleball vibe alive at home, this year is all about finding new ways to enjoy and improve your game.
The future of pickleball has arrived. What do you think about these innovations? Are you ready to jump in and see what they can do for your game?