Alex Walker's most likely paddle is the CRBN TruFoam Barrage 4, while PPA Canada lists Proton Project Flamingo. Latest match use, current thickness, played colorway, weight, tape, grip, overgrip, and shoes are pending.
Alex Walker is a Canadian professional pickleball player from North Vancouver who played tennis at the University of Montana.
Current equipment
What is on the record now?
A sponsor deal or product page tells you the brand and model, not the exact match paddle, weight, or tape. Each field below shows its own source and date.
The player-specific CRBN roster and US PPA listing agree on Barrage 4, while PPA Canada carries an undated competing Proton report. Barrage 4 is the most likely current lead, but latest match use remains pending.
CRBN's Barrage 4 Hybrid/AeroCurve retail model is 14mm. This shopping reference identifies the model, while the player's played colorway and modifications remain pending.
US PPA and CRBN list Barrage 4; PPA Canada lists Project Flamingo. Exact current match use and played colorway remain pending.
Checked Oct 3, 2026
Shoes
Shoes
Pending
No player-specific source verifies an exact current shoe model.
Checked Oct 3, 2026
Thickness
Pending
The paddle model reports conflict. Barrage 4 is a retail 14mm model, but that specification does not resolve the current played model or the Proton variant.
Official final standings list Angie Walker / Alex Walker (Delray Beach, FL) first and Mehvish Safdar / Christa Gecheva second. Official winners circle gives the event dates October 3-5, 2025 and lists Angie Walker / Alex Walker gold in Womens Doubles Pro Main Draw. No separate final date established, so the event end is used.
Official final standings list Alex Walker (Delray Beach, FL) / Angie Walker first and Danna Funaro / Zoey Weil second. Official winners circle gives the event dates September 5-7, 2025 and lists Alex Walker / Angie Walker gold in Womens Doubles Pro Main Draw. No separate final date established, so the event end is used.
Official final standings list Alex Walker (Delray Beach, FL) / Angie Walker first and Liz Truluck / Caitlin Klaassen second. Official winners circle gives the event dates May 9-11, 2025 and lists Alex Walker / Angie Walker gold in Womens Doubles Pro Main Draw. No separate final date established, so the event end is used.
Official final standings list Jarryd Woog / Lauren Cole first and Anderson Scarpa / Alex Walker (Delray Beach, FL) second. Official medal table (event September 25-27, 2026) names Walker / Scarpa silver; the final-match loss to Woog / Cole (9-11, 2-11) is dated September 27.
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Official final standings for the event titled Womens Doubles Pro Draw list Jalina Ingram / Mya Bui first and Angie Walker / Alex Walker (Delray Beach, FL) second. The page does not date the final; August 23 is the event end. Official medal table for the event (August 21-23, 2026) names Walker / Walker silver; its match rows are undated.
Official final standings list Angie Walker / James Delgado first and Alex Walker (Delray Beach, FL) / Ryan Fu second. Official winners circle gives the event dates September 5-7, 2025 and lists Angie Walker / James Delgado gold, Alex Walker / Ryan Fu silver in Mixed Doubles Pro Main Draw. No separate final date established, so the event end is used.
Official final standings list Alex Walker (Delray Beach, FL) / Zak Parks third, behind Angie Walker / James Delgado and Zoeya Khan / Austin Bricker. Official winners circle gives the event dates October 3-5, 2025 and lists Alex Walker / Zak Parks bronze in Mixed Doubles Pro Main Draw. No separate bronze-match date established, so the event end is used.
Window: Nov 9, 2023 to Nov 9, 2026. Selected verified results, ordered by finish and then date. This record may not cover every tournament appearance. Tournament results do not establish which paddle was used.
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Alex Walker is a Canadian professional pickleball player from North Vancouver who played tennis at the University of Montana.