Franklin Pickleball Paddles: Every Model, Weight and Price
We track 11 Franklin paddles, from under $50 to under $100. Their median listed weight is 8.10 oz, with cores of 13, 16 mm.
7.75 oz listed · 13 mm core · elongated shape · carbon fiber face
Franklin paddles at three budgets
Beginner
Franklin Sports Signature Series Pro USAPA Pickleball PaddleUnder $50The lowest-priced Franklin paddle we track, under $50.
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Franklin Sports Sweet Spot Training Pickleball PaddleUnder $75The middle of the Franklin range, under $75.
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Franklin Sports Signature Carbon Pickleball Paddle 13mmUnder $100The most expensive Franklin paddle in our catalog, under $100.
Skip it if:Newer players who have not settled on a weight and shape yet.
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Specs are read from each Amazon listing; we do not fill gaps with guesses and have not play-tested these paddles.
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How much do Franklin pickleball paddles cost?
In our catalog, Franklin paddles run from under $50 at the low end to under $100 at the top, and the typical model sits under $75. Prices change often, so each row shows a budget tier and links to Amazon's current price; color variants of the same model are usually priced identically.
Which Franklin paddle should I buy?
Start from fit, not brand: get your weight range from the paddle weight calculator and your grip size from the grip calculator, then choose the Franklin model in that weight with the core thickness that matches your game (16 mm for control, 13 to 14 mm for power).
This is researched general guidance, not professional advice. Specs and prices come from manufacturer listings and change often; confirm details on the product page before buying.
