Hit 20 Volleys, Spin the Wheel: Pickle Addicts Brings Luzz to the Vrew Championship

The Vrew by Lenmis Pickleball Championship 2026 runs 18 to 20 Sep 2026 at Tomaz Pickleball Club, Subang Jaya, with a cash prize pool of RM200,000 across 18 categories. Pickle Addicts, the Ipoh pro shop, has driven down for it with a booth built around Luzz: the full paddle range to try, event-only pricing up to RM200 off, and two ways to walk away with free gear.

The first is a Fast Hand Volley Challenge. Use a Luzz paddle, hit 20 fast hand volleys, earn one spin of a prize wheel. Free to play, three attempts per person per day, 28 prizes in the pool while they last: eight Luzz overgrips, two cleaning sets, nine edge tapes, four Luzz Gen2 balls and five plush charms. The second is simpler. Take a photo at the booth, post it to your Instagram Story tagging both Pickle Addicts and Luzz Pickleball Asia, show the Story, collect a keychain, one per person.

Tournament Date: 18 to 20 Sep 2026
Venue: Tomaz Pickleball Club, Subang Jaya
Prize pool: RM200,000 cash, per the organisers' June announcement
Categories: 18, across men's, mixed and women's doubles, from 19+ Novice (DUPR under 3.0) to Open, plus 35+ and 50+ draws
Registration: closed. Early bird was RM270 a team until 31 Jul, RM300 after, via Baseline
Organiser: Tryveler, co-organised by PickleMe, powered by Lenmis Vision

The organisers' own prize sheet, published in June, put RM5,000 on each Open champion pair and each 19+ Advance champion pair in men's and mixed doubles, RM4,000 on Intermediate Plus, and RM3,000 on Novice, Intermediate, 35+ Intermediate and 50+ Open, with money paid down to quarterfinalists and, in the larger draws, the round of 16.

Why a Retailer Drives Two Hours for a Booth

Pickle Addicts is in Ipoh, open daily 11am to 7pm, and most of its customers are not in Subang Jaya. A three-day tournament with a RM200,000 pool and 18 draws is a few hundred paddle-carrying players in one building, most of whom will never walk into the Ipoh shop. The volley challenge puts a Luzz paddle in their hands for 20 shots, which is a demo dressed as a game, and the RM200 discount is priced to close on the spot.

Luzz has been Pickle Addicts' most-pushed brand this month: the Inferno 2 M1 and the Glider 2026 in Falcon and Sugar both landed in store in August. And Luzz itself has just spent a week in Kuala Lumpur running its Tama Time campaign with Tama Shimabukuro, ending in a three-court surprise raid on 14 Sep, covered separately by Pickle361. A booth full of Luzz paddles at a Subang tournament four days later is the retail tail of that same push.

The booth runs all three days. The prizes do not: 28 in total, and three attempts each, so the wheel will be bare before Sunday's finals.

This article is based on social media posts and historical data tracked by Pickle361.