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What Paddle Does Pablo Tellez Use?

By Jason Regan · September 18, 2026

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Quick answer

Pablo Tellez plays the JOOLA Hyperion Pro V 16mm, per his official PPA Tour listing.

One of the top men’s doubles players in the world, Pablo Tellez is a common search: what paddle does he use? As of the 2026 season, his gamer is the JOOLA Hyperion Pro V 16mm.

I’m Jason Regan, a USA Pickleball Ambassador for North Central Massachusetts, tracking pro paddles across the tours.

What paddle does Pablo Tellez use?

Tellez’s official PPA Tour athlete page lists the JOOLA Hyperion Pro V 16mm. At 16mm, it’s a thicker, more control- and consistency-leaning build than a 14mm power paddle — which fits a high-level doubles specialist who lives at the kitchen line and wins with placement and steadiness. Check price on Amazon →

Why this paddle fits his game

Tellez is a doubles-first player who relies on hands, resets and precise placement rather than raw pace. A 16mm control-leaning paddle gives him a bigger, more forgiving sweet spot and the touch to reset hard balls — exactly what a net-oriented doubles game demands.

Should you use his paddle?

A 16mm control paddle is a great fit for doubles players and anyone who wants a forgiving, steady feel at the net. If you play a power-and-drive game, a thinner build may suit you better. Our best control paddles guide covers the forgiving options, and our full pro paddle list shows who plays what.

— Jason Regan, USA Pickleball Ambassador, North Central Massachusetts. Last updated September 2026.

Frequently asked questions

What paddle does Pablo Tellez use?
As of the 2026 season he plays the JOOLA Hyperion Pro V 16mm, per his official PPA Tour page.

What brand does Pablo Tellez play for?
JOOLA.

Is the JOOLA Hyperion Pro V 16mm a control paddle?
At 16mm it leans toward control and a forgiving sweet spot, which suits a net-oriented doubles game like his.

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