more than just a pickleball brand Selkirk is more than just a pickleball brand; they're a game-changer with exceptional customer service! From the moment I purchased my first Selkirk paddle, I knew I was in good hands. Their paddles are top-notch, delivering unrivaled performance on the court.

Great Company and products! I’ve had nothing but great experiences with Sellkirk. Their customer service is second to none and their product quality is always top-of-the-line. They’re limited lifetime warranty on their paddles is amazing, shows how confident they are in their product. I had a paddle get a small crack, sent a picture in, started a warranty claim, and had a new paddle within a week!

Earned loyalty I was already a big fan of Selkirk as they’re the only paddles I use/buy. But the service I just received after making a warranty claim sealed it. The process was very easy, customer service was friendly and clear, and their response was swift. It was exactly 7 days between submitting my claim and receiving my replacement paddle. Awesome! Thank you team Selkirk!

The Selkirk Pro 1 ball is fantastic! The Selkirk Pro 1 ball is probably the best all round ball on the market. It plays fast, holds up well and to a skilled player is a pleasure to control. We play with it indoors as well and found it to be a great alternative to the soft indoor balls currently available. On a professional surface the ball has true bounce but not too much on a professional grade surface. It's definitely a good value.

The Club, Bogus Selkirk Paddle (?) There is a pickleball paddle being sold on Ebay for which I cannot find reviews or identification as an authentic Selkirk brand. It is called Selkirk The Club. I made an offer on Ebay of $40 for and was immediately charged the amount plus s/h. The brand label is a circle pasted on above the handle, unlike the rest of the Selkirk line which makes me question its authenticity. I sought reviews online on the paddle and found nothing. It is a light paddle with a plain, smooth sleeve for a grip. The paddle surface looks thin, clearly revealing the honeycomb structure underneath, a construction not visible on the ad photo. There are sites online masquerading as Selkirk. I suspect this paddle comes from such a bogus company.