Trade in
Sell your CPX paddle
Tell us what you have and a person comes back within 24 hours with an offer in RePaddle store credit. Photos are required, because the offer is only as good as what we can see.
What we look at
Grading a used CPX
Expect cosmetic wear and price accordingly, because these live rough lives. The core is the thing to check: the cheaper polymer used at this tier softens with heavy play, and a dead one feels obviously muted. If it rings when you tap it and the grip is sound, it is a perfectly good paddle for the money.
That is the same check your paddle gets when it reaches the bench, and it is why the quote is an estimate until it arrives. Nothing is graded on a photograph alone.
How it works
Four steps
Tell us what you have
Brand, model, condition, and photos. It takes a minute.
We price it
A person reviews it and comes back within 24 hours with an offer in store credit.
You ship it in
We email you a prepaid label once you accept. Postage is on us.
We grade it and issue credit
Credit is issued after the paddle arrives and passes the same twelve point inspection. If the final offer differs from the estimate we email it first and issue nothing until you accept. Decline and we send it back, with return postage at your expense.
Questions
Selling a CPX
- What is my used CPX paddle worth?
- It depends on the model, its age and its condition. Tell us what you have and send photos, and you will have an offer within 24 hours. The quote is an estimate until we have the paddle in hand and have graded it against the same twelve points we grade everything by.
- Do you pay cash for CPX paddles?
- No. Trade ins are paid in RePaddle store credit only: no cash, PayPal or Venmo. Credit arrives as a code you can spend on any paddle at checkout, and it is valid for 12 months.
- Who pays the shipping?
- We do, coming in: you get a prepaid label once you accept the offer. Going back is yours. If we grade it on arrival, send a revised offer and you decline, the return trip is at your expense.
- Which CPX models do you take?
- The lines we see most are Apex, Pro Series, but we take all major brands and are not limited to a list. What we do hold to is condition: Mint, Like New or Excellent. We reserve the right to decline any paddle, and a paddle that fails inspection is declined rather than lowballed.