About Seven Foot Line
Seven Foot Line is a pickleball store built on one idea: the numbers on a paddle page should be worth reading.
The name
The non-volley zone runs seven feet back from the net on both sides, and most of a match is decided in the few feet on either side of that line. We named the store after the part of the court where the game is actually played.
What we do, plainly
We are a retailer. We choose the paddles, balls, nets and covers we sell, we sell them under our own name, and we stand behind every order we ship. We do not design the gear and we do not build it, and you will not find a page here pretending otherwise.
What we do own is what is written on this site. Every specification is published under our own name, with no attribution and no hedging. Lengths and widths in inches, weight in ounces with its tolerance, core thickness in millimeters because that is how the sport writes it. When a figure is not verified, the line does not appear at all. An empty row is more useful than a confident guess, and that rule costs us something on almost every page, which is how you know we keep it.
What you get when you order
- Free shipping over $50.
- 30 days to return anything, with the return shipping on us.
- A two-year warranty against defects in materials and workmanship.
- 20% off when you sign up for our email list.
- No installment plans and no pay-later financing. One order, one payment.
Who we are
Seven Foot Line is the trading name of MZRCONSULTING, an individual enterprise run by Khalil MEZRAI and registered in France: SIREN 897 586 848, SIRET 897 586 848 00029, RCS Lyon 897 586 848, VAT number FR10897586848, formed on 09/06/2024. Registered office: 148 rue Léon Blum, 69100 Villeurbanne, France. MZRCONSULTING is the company that sells to you, ships your order and answers when you write.
Write to contact@sevenfootline.com, or call +33 7 56 89 53 23, Monday through Friday, 10:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. Paris time. Everything you send arrives in one inbox, and it gets an answer within one business day.
