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11SIX24 Jelly Bean 2, front view
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PaddleScore · Rated

11SIX24 Jelly Bean 2

Released Aug 2026

80.1
Reviewer score
Solid
Provisional until more paddles are rated
Ahead of 44% of paddles we rate

Tournament approval not confirmed

Specifications

Core
EMA foam
Thickness
16mm
Face
HexGrit
Grip circumference
4.125"
Price
$169.99
Warranty
12 months

By shape

SpecificationVapor (Hybrid)Ultré (Flat top hybrid)Pegasus (Widebody)Hurache-X (Elongated)
Length16.25"16.3"15.8"16.5"
Width7.75"7.7"8.2"7.5"
Grip length5.5"5.35"5.5"6"
Weight8.0–8.3 oz8.0–8.3 oz8.0–8.3 oz8.0–8.3 oz
Swing weight114–117116–120109–112114–117
Twist weight6.6–6.96.6–6.77.1–7.36.1–6.3
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Every review

  • John KewCore reviewer
    Aug 2026 · Standard test
    Verdict rated
    84
    our reading
    Counts
    high
    Why this counts high
    • Publishes lab data
    All the factors →
    Pros
    • +Elite spin in every shape
    • +Tier 1 spin durability confirmed
    • +Excels at resets and dink exchanges
    • +About $40 less than the Power 2
    Cons
    • –Much less firepower than the Power 2
    • –New EMA foam takes time to adjust to
    • –Sweet spot slightly behind the Power 2's
    • –UPA-A approved only
    Read the full review at John Kew ↗
  • Pickleball StudioCore reviewer
    Aug 2026 · Standard test
    Verdict rated
    78
    our reading
    Counts
    high
    Why this counts high
    • Publishes lab data
    All the factors →
    Pros
    • +Exceptional spin
    • +HexGrit held its spin over 500 games
    • +Low pop gives margin on dinks and resets
    • +Soft; absorbs pace well
    Cons
    • –One of the lowest-pop paddles he's hit
    • –You have to supply the power
    • –Average sweet spot
    • –Swing weight varies between units
    Read the full review at Pickleball Studio ↗
  • All Drive No Drop
    Aug 2026 · First impressions
    Verdict rated
    77.5
    our reading
    Counts
    low
    Why this counts low
    • Shorter test
    All the factors →
    Power
    Mid all-court power, needing more of your own effort
    Feel
    Dense, very soft and muted, with heavy pocketing
    Pros
    • +Among the best-spinning paddles he has played
    • +Low pop keeps dinks and resets down
    • +Dense, very soft, heavily muted feel
    • +Really good sweet spots across the shapes
    • +Hex grit is already proven to last
    • +Price point he rates well
    Cons
    • –Possibly the lowest pop of any foam paddle he has played
    • –He asks whether the low pop holds you back at higher levels
    • –Mid all-court power that takes more effort
    • –New foam, so longevity is not yet known
    • –No flat-top fully elongated shape
    Read the full review at All Drive No Drop ↗

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What reviewers agree on

  • FeelSplit
    +2 praise it
    • Soft; absorbs pace wellPickleball Studio
    • Dense, very soft, heavily muted feelAll Drive No Drop
    –1 criticizes it
    • New EMA foam takes time to adjust toJohn Kew
  • Sweet spotSplit
    +1 praises it
    • Really good sweet spots across the shapesAll Drive No Drop
    –2 criticize it
    • Sweet spot slightly behind the Power 2'sJohn Kew
    • Average sweet spotPickleball Studio
  • Durability
    +3 praise it
    • Tier 1 spin durability confirmedJohn Kew
    • HexGrit held its spin over 500 gamesPickleball Studio
    • Hex grit is already proven to lastAll Drive No Drop
    –1 criticizes it
    • New foam, so longevity is not yet knownAll Drive No Drop
  • Pop
    +1 praises it
    • Low pop keeps dinks and resets downAll Drive No Drop
    –2 criticize it
    • One of the lowest-pop paddles he's hitPickleball Studio
    • Possibly the lowest pop of any foam paddle he has playedAll Drive No Drop
  • Power
    –3 criticize it
    • Much less firepower than the Power 2John Kew
    • You have to supply the powerPickleball Studio
    • Mid all-court power that takes more effortAll Drive No Drop
  • Spin
    +3 praise it
    • Elite spin in every shapeJohn Kew
    • Exceptional spinPickleball Studio
    • Among the best-spinning paddles he has playedAll Drive No Drop
  • Control
    +2 praise it
    • Excels at resets and dink exchangesJohn Kew
    • Low pop gives margin on dinks and resetsPickleball Studio
  • Other
    –2 criticize it
    • UPA-A approved onlyJohn Kew
    • He asks whether the low pop holds you back at higher levelsAll Drive No Drop
    • No flat-top fully elongated shapeAll Drive No Drop
  • Value
    +2 praise it
    • About $40 less than the Power 2John Kew
    • Price point he rates wellAll Drive No Drop
  • Weight
    –1 criticizes it
    • Swing weight varies between unitsPickleball Studio

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