Warranty Information

Paddle Registration :

  • A paddle purchased directly from the TAK10 Sports website, can be automatically registered at the time of purchase during checkout
  • If you purchased your paddle from an Authorized Dealer (i.e. Amazon) please register your paddle at TAK10.com within 14 days of purchase.

Return Policy :

  • All paddles have a “no questions asked,” money back guarantee policy on returns within 30-days from the date purchased.
  • TAK10 will pay for the cost of shipping on returned paddles, (if shipped in the U.S.).

Product Warranty :

TAK10 offers the highest quality pickleball paddles backed by a lifetime warranty against “delamination”. Delamination occurs when the outer layer separates from the core of the paddle.

Other than delamination, TAK10 paddles have a one-year warranty against manufacturer defects valid from the date of purchase.

  • Warranty is only for the original purchaser.
  • Proof of purchase is required and can be found on our website.
  • TAK10 will evaluate and determine whether a paddle is covered by the product warranty and deemed replaceable.
  • Replacement paddles to be of equal or lesser value.

What is NOT covered by the warranty?

  • Normal wear and tear, abuse and negligence*
  • Any modifications made to the paddle after purchasing
  • Fading of graphics
  • Paddles left in the elements like your car or garage, paddles should be kept indoors in a moderate temperature.
  • Excessive damage to edge guard
  • Hitting objects other than a pickleball.
  • Someone other than the original purchaser submitting a warranty claim
  • Buying from a non-authorized TAK10 dealer (Facebook groups etc.)
  • TAK10 promotional paddles are not covered by this warranty

How long should a paddle last? Paddles themselves, depending on how often you play, can last a long time. Some individuals prefer to get a new paddle every 6-8 months; others every year and still others, every 3+ years. But as with anything, there are wear and tear components. The edge guard is a protective barrier that also adds perimeter weighting but repeated accidental contact with the ground (normal wear and tear) will eventually cause it to loosen and/or become scratched which creates a need for replacement. Over time, the grip (depending on how often it’s used) may need replacement. This normal wear & tear is not a manufacturer’s defect.

Warranty Claims :

f you think your paddle is delaminated, please follow this link:

  1. Why do you think your paddle is delaminated?
  2. What is your paddle doing differently than when it was new? please be specific.
  3. Has your paddle contacted any other object besides a pickleball?
  4. Has your paddle ben left in the elements (car trunk, garage etc).