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Keeping Your Pickleball Kit Clean and Court-Ready

Bengaluru's warm afternoons and monsoon humidity are tough on pickleball gear. Sweat, dust and damp air can shorten the life of a paddle grip, leave shoes smelling stale and make a kit bag a breeding ground for mould. A simple cleaning routine keeps your equipment performing well and makes shared court time more pleasant for everyone.

Paddles and grips

After each session, wipe the paddle face with a slightly damp microfibre cloth to remove court dust and ball residue, then dry it fully. Avoid harsh solvents, which can damage surface textures and edge guards. Grips absorb a lot of sweat. An overgrip is cheap to replace and protects the base grip underneath. If your grip feels slick or tacky, it is usually time to change it. Our paddle guide covers grip sizes and materials in more detail.

Shoes, balls and bags

• Shoes: Remove the insoles after play and let both dry in a shaded, airy spot rather than in direct sun, which can weaken the glue.
• Balls: Rinse outdoor balls occasionally in mild soapy water and air-dry them. Cracked or soft balls should be retired.
• Bags: Empty your bag after every session. Never leave wet towels or clothing zipped inside overnight, especially during the rainy months.

Hygiene on shared courts

Many players in the city share courts, loan paddles and use common seating. Carrying your own water bottle and towel, and sanitising your hands between sessions, is a small courtesy that helps everyone stay healthy. If you have questions about health products or devices you use off the court, a qualified medical professional is the right person to ask. Product testimonials online are not a substitute for that advice.

Looking for somewhere to put your fresh kit to use? Browse our courts or find a group in our leagues.