Paddle eraser packaging with 'mint.' branding on a black background
Two paddle erasers in the packaging.
Two pickleball paddles with a ball and two paddle erasers on a white background
Paddle eraser packaging with 'mint.' branding on a black background
Two paddle erasers in the packaging.
Two pickleball paddles with a ball and two paddle erasers on a white background
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Mint Paddle Eraser (Black)

1 review
$12.99
Current selection: Black
Description

The Mint Paddle Eraser is an essential tool for maintaining your pickleball paddle in top condition. This eraser effectively cleans your paddle, removing dirt and grime that can accumulate over time. It also helps restore the paddle's surface, ensuring it remains smooth and responsive. By regularly using the Mint Pro Paddle Eraser, you can prolong the life of your paddle, keeping it in optimal playing condition for longer.

Choose between two versions:

  • Black Eraser: ideal for darker paddle surfaces.
  • Clear Eraser: perfect for lighter paddle surfaces.

Compact, easy to use, an essential addition to any player's gear, the Mint Paddle Eraser keeps your paddle performing at its best.
Care Guide

To ensure your Mint Pro Black Paddle Eraser performs at its best, ready to refresh your paddle game-after-game, follow these care instructions:

  • Clean it regularly with a damp cloth and mild soap, avoiding harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaners.
  • Allow it to air dry completely before storing to prevent mold and mildew.
  • Store the eraser in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to avoid UV damage.
  • Periodically inspect it for signs of wear or damage, and replace it if necessary to maintain optimal performance.
  • Handle the eraser gently during use to avoid unnecessary stress on the material.

Customer Reviews

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Jay

I've used the black 'small block' eraser since buying my CRBN paddle 3+ years ago and it has kept my paddle faces in great shape. A friend just said not to use it because it causes the carbon to degrade (he recommended some kind of solution to clean carbon fiber paddles). Do you still recommend the block eraser and why is it a better product?