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11SIX24 Power 2, front view
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11SIX24 Power 2

Released Feb 2026

Reviewer score
Provisional until more paddles are rated
Ahead of 79% of paddles we rate

UPA-A

Specifications

Core
Gen 4 Full Foam Floating Core
Thickness
16mm
Face
HexGrit
Grip circumference
4.125"
Price
$209.99
Warranty
12 months

By shape

SpecificationPegasus (Widebody)Vapor (Hybrid)Ultré (Flat top hybrid)Hurache-X (Elongated)
Length15.8"16.25"16.35"16.5"
Width8.12"7.75"7.65"7.5"
Grip length5.75"5.75"5.5"6"
Weight8.0–8.3 oz8.0–8.3 oz8.0–8.3 oz8.0–8.3 oz
Swing weight105–110108–112114.8114–118
Twist weight7–7.256.6–6.86.866.25–6.5
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  • John KewCore reviewer
    Jul 2026 · Standard test
    Verdict rated
    88
    our reading
    Counts
    high
    Why this counts high
    • Publishes lab data
    All the factors →
    Power
    High power, with the family's strongest pop when new
    Feel
    Firm and hollow, softening a little with use
    Pros
    • +Tier one spin durability, about 1% loss
    • +Slightly the highest firepower in the Power Two family
    • +Flattest response across the face of any sibling
    • +Longer handle for two-handed backhands
    • +Became his own main paddle for a month
    Cons
    • –Not USA Pickleball certified
    • –Noticeably poppy when new, though it mellows
    • –Disbonding seen elsewhere in the Power Two line
    • –Too hot if the lineup already felt like a handful
    Read the full review at John Kew ↗
  • Pickleball EffectCore reviewer
    May 2026 · Standard test
    Verdict rated
    89.5
    our reading
    Counts
    high
    Why this counts high
    • Publishes lab data
    All the factors →
    Power
    High power and pop, below the Boomstik
    Feel
    Stiff hollow, but softer and denser than its peers
    Pros
    • +Fourth-highest spin he has measured
    • +Best grit retention of eight paddles tested
    • +Playable with no customisation
    • +Big sweet spot alongside the power
    • +Softer contact than rival foam cores
    • +Cheaper than the Boomstik it rivals
    Cons
    • –Poppy; resets need a soft hand
    • –Less raw offense than the Boomstik
    • –UPA-only, so some tournaments are out
    Read the full review at Pickleball Effect ↗
  • Pickleball StudioCore reviewer
    Apr 2026 · Standard test
    Their score
    80
    their rating ↗
    Counts
    high
    Why this counts high
    • Publishes lab data
    All the factors →
    Power
    Mid tier out of the box
    Feel
    Sits between the P1 and the Loco
    Pros
    • +Texture outlasts raw carbon
    • +Priced against its rivals
    • +Choice of shapes
    Cons
    • –Reports of early delamination
    Read the full review at Pickleball Studio ↗

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What reviewers agree on

  • OtherSplit
    +2 praise it
    • Became his own main paddle for a monthJohn Kew
    • Choice of shapesPickleball Studio
    –2 criticize it
    • Not USA Pickleball certifiedJohn Kew
    • UPA-only, so some tournaments are outPickleball Effect
  • Durability
    +3 praise it
    • Tier one spin durability, about 1% lossJohn Kew
    • Best grit retention of eight paddles testedPickleball Effect
    • Texture outlasts raw carbonPickleball Studio
    –2 criticize it
    • Disbonding seen elsewhere in the Power Two lineJohn Kew
    • Reports of early delaminationPickleball Studio
  • Power
    +1 praises it
    • Slightly the highest firepower in the Power Two familyJohn Kew
    –2 criticize it
    • Too hot if the lineup already felt like a handfulJohn Kew
    • Less raw offense than the BoomstikPickleball Effect
  • Pop
    –2 criticize it
    • Noticeably poppy when new, though it mellowsJohn Kew
    • Poppy; resets need a soft handPickleball Effect
  • Sweet spot
    +2 praise it
    • Flattest response across the face of any siblingJohn Kew
    • Big sweet spot alongside the powerPickleball Effect
  • Value
    +2 praise it
    • Cheaper than the Boomstik it rivalsPickleball Effect
    • Priced against its rivalsPickleball Studio
  • Feel
    +1 praises it
    • Softer contact than rival foam coresPickleball Effect
  • Handle
    +1 praises it
    • Longer handle for two-handed backhandsJohn Kew
  • Spin
    +1 praises it
    • Fourth-highest spin he has measuredPickleball Effect
  • Weight
    +1 praises it
    • Playable with no customisationPickleball Effect

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