Beach paddles, made in Yiwu — wholesale & OEM

We're a small factory in Zhejiang building wooden frescobol rackets, leather wraps and training balls. Family-run since 2011. Brazil, Israel, Australia, Greece — we ship to about 18 countries.

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2011Year founded

5,400 m²Workshop area

62People on the floor

18Export markets

Wood department, end of summer 2024

About us

A small factory making beach rackets for the world

Our workshop sits in the south end of Choujiang industrial zone in Yiwu, Zhejiang. We started in 2011 with two production lines for wooden frescobol paddles — back then most orders came through a Brazilian trader who happened to find us at the Canton Fair. Today we ship to about 18 countries; Brazil and Australia stay the biggest, and Israel is the one growing the fastest in the last three years.

62 people on the floor right now. Some have been here since 2013. The boss (Mr. Wang, founder) still walks the workshop most mornings before going up to the office.

We do mostly OEM — your brand, your spec. Sometimes a buyer just wants 200 pairs with their logo silk-screened, sometimes it's a 5000-pair container. Either way works for us. MOQ on standard models is 200 pairs; on totally custom shapes, usually 500.

Why buyers come back

OEM/ODM from 200 pairs · custom silk-screen printing in-house

14 years building Brazilian-style beach paddles — same workshop, mostly the same hands

Real cowhide handle wraps, dyed and cut here (not outsourced)

Iso 9001 + BSCI audited, last audit Mar 2025

Replies within a working day, English or Portuguese (David's PT is decent now)

We will send a sample first if you're a new buyer — no minimum on samples

Bench Notes

Articles

How we ship 5,000 paddles to Tel Aviv (without anything cracking on the way)

The Israel order. Pallets, foam, the question of whether to use the cheaper carton. And what we changed after one bad container in 2022.

Bench Notes2026-05-28

A short note about the wood: why we still kiln-dry, even though it's slower

There's a faster way to dry the poplar core. We tried it for 6 months in 2019 and went back to the kiln. Here's what actually happened.

Bench Notes2026-05-28

The day our cowhide supplier raised the price 12%

November 2024. Old Mr. Zhao calls and says, 'Brother Wang, the price has to go up.' Here's what we did about it.

Bench Notes2026-05-28

Visit notes from the Canton Fair (Spring 2025)

Three days in Guangzhou with David. Some buyer conversations, the new EVA we found, and why we are going back in October.

Bench Notes2026-05-28

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How we ship 5,000 paddles to Tel Aviv (without anything cracking on the way)

The Israel order. Pallets, foam, the question of whether to use the cheaper carton. And what we changed after one bad container in 2022.

A short note about the wood: why we still kiln-dry, even though it's slower

There's a faster way to dry the poplar core. We tried it for 6 months in 2019 and went back to the kiln. Here's what actually happened.

The day our cowhide supplier raised the price 12%

November 2024. Old Mr. Zhao calls and says, 'Brother Wang, the price has to go up.' Here's what we did about it.

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