Pickleball Paddles: Applying Tungsten or Lead Tape to Your Paddle

Welcome to our educational pickleball instructional video where we explore the benefits and applications of tungsten tape. In this comprehensive tutorial, we'll guide you through the ins and outs of using tungsten tape to enhance your pickleball game.
Join our expert instructor, Will Chaing, as he demonstrate the versatility of tungsten tape and how it can be a game-changer on the court. Discover how this specialized tape, infused with tungsten particles, can add weight and improve balance to your paddle, ultimately giving you greater control and power in your shots.
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[@teenasuzuki2514]

Great video, Professor Will 🤓🏓

[@kbotelho27]

Good note regarding handling lead tape, thanks.

[@EK-gf7yu]

Great Video Thanks So Much

[@karaoke888]

I have mine at the "four corners" of my Invikta Power Air. Really opens up the sweet spot without sacrificing the power and control.

[@bippie999]

I have Rombus R1 Pulsar. It lacks some of the Control of the R3, so to add more Control, Stability and feel where would you recommend I add the tape?

[@gp2654]

Do I need to prepare the surface in any way, other than making sure the edge is clean, before applying the weights

[@pjpj2639]

I added a strip for the thread to the 9 and 3 o’clock position but the paddle isn’t heavy enough…maybe 8 ounces……it looked like I could duplicate the weight I applied and put another strip next to it…since I have one strip on each side currently can I remove and then replace it so I can get two strips on each side? Ty

[@ER_aka_RAM]

All tungsten strips are thicker than lead tape, correct?

[@scottfuscomusic]

Is each strip .1 oz?

[@SelkirkSport]

You got it!