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11SIX24 Power
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- John KewCore reviewerVerdict rated87our readingCountshigh
- Power
- Put-away power, just under the category leaders
- Feel
- A touch softer than Gen 2, with more dwell
Read the full review at John Kew ↗Pros- +Three well-judged shapes
- +Large sweet spots across the line
- +Better control than most power paddles
- +Put-away power without losing control
- +No core crushing over two months
Cons- –Foam-enhanced durability still a risk
- –Advises waiting if durability matters to you
- –Less control than dedicated control paddles
- –Handle lengths over-reported
- –PB core certification still unsettled
- Pickleball MedicineVerdict rated89our readingCountshighRead the full review at Pickleball Medicine ↗Pros
- +Exceptional durability, no break-in
- +Elite value for the construction
- +Crisp feel with formidable pop
- +High spin
- +Unusually uniform, thick-walled core
- +Vapor the standout shape
Cons- –Pop can cost you points
- –Hurache-X sweet spot small, needs lead
- –Wrong for those wanting a softer feel
- –Pegasus least powerful of the three
- –Control only adequate
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What reviewers agree on
- PowerSplit+1 praises it
- Put-away power without losing controlJohn Kew
–1 criticizes it- Pegasus least powerful of the threePickleball Medicine
- Sweet spotSplit+1 praises it
- Large sweet spots across the lineJohn Kew
–1 criticizes it- Hurache-X sweet spot small, needs leadPickleball Medicine
- Control+1 praises it
- Better control than most power paddlesJohn Kew
–2 criticize it- Less control than dedicated control paddlesJohn Kew
- Control only adequatePickleball Medicine
- Durability+2 praise it
- No core crushing over two monthsJohn Kew
- Exceptional durability, no break-inPickleball Medicine
–1 criticizes it- Foam-enhanced durability still a riskJohn Kew
- Other+2 praise it
- Three well-judged shapesJohn Kew
- Unusually uniform, thick-walled corePickleball Medicine
- Vapor the standout shapePickleball Medicine
–1 criticizes it- Advises waiting if durability matters to youJohn Kew
- PB core certification still unsettledJohn Kew
- Feel+1 praises it
- Crisp feel with formidable popPickleball Medicine
–1 criticizes it- Wrong for those wanting a softer feelPickleball Medicine
- Handle–1 criticizes it
- Handle lengths over-reportedJohn Kew
- Pop–1 criticizes it
- Pop can cost you pointsPickleball Medicine
- Spin+1 praises it
- High spinPickleball Medicine
- Value+1 praises it
- Elite value for the constructionPickleball Medicine
Rate the 11SIX24 Power
SpinNot rated
No biteGrabs everything
Sweet spotNot rated
TinyHuge
ValueNot rated
OverpricedA steal
